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Rooms

Open it and see what happened.

A private room for each band or project. Just the people in it.

Rooms

Your songs. Your people.

Start a private room. Invite collaborators by email or with a code.

Not at the same time

The song moves while you are asleep.

A verse from a train. A lead at midnight. A song says New when somebody adds a part you have not heard.

Sets

The band's sets.

Build the running order and Give this set to the room. Play the set follows it one song at a time, in your keys.

Under Hand this out: Print it, Send the pack as a PDF, or Send it as text.

Playing out? Make the room a team →
Teams

A band that plays out can be a team.

The owner taps Make this a team: a leader, a chair for every part, and one set that every stand reads its own way. Leading a team is for people 18 and over.

New in October 2026 · not on the beta's phones yet

Teams →
Talk

The band talks in the room.

Say something and the band hears about it. Write to one person and only they read it. Messages brings your people and every room’s thread together.

Calls

When you are free at the same time.

Audio or video, with the whole room or a room of just two. Put up a song: chords and words fill the screen, faces along the top. The call itself is never recorded.

On the call's Stage: Record a pass, Hear the band, Take turns.

Calls are for the people in your room, from 13. For now, a room of just one adult and someone under 18 has no call, and a call that drops to just those two waits for a third person.

Your beta build may differ. See the current child-safety information. Recording a pass has its own recording and consent rules.

After the call

The room keeps a note.

After a call: who was there, roughly how long, the takes added and whose words changed. Anyone on the call can add a line.

It is not a recording, and only the people who were there can read it.

Draft with Claude makes a draft from the note, never from the audio.

Credit

Who brought what, on the record.

Lines carry the colour of whoever wrote them. Who was in the room drafts a writers' split for the song.

Bring your band.

The beta is small and free, and I read everything that comes back.

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