Early access
Chord charts, setlists and a stage view for your band. In the browser, on iPad and on iPhone, on a true-black screen that stays readable under stage lights.
See what it solves ↓Sound familiar?
PDFs, screenshots, a binder, an old app. Finding the right version takes longer than playing it.
One library for every song and its arrangements. Paste chords over lyrics or ChordPro, then find any song by title, author or lyrics.
Someone calls a new key and everyone transposes in their head.
Transpose the whole song in one move. Chords are redrawn in the new key, coloured by their role in it.
Repeats, bridges and tags get lost between the page and the room.
A roadmap of the song’s sections, each in its own colour, with the current one highlighted.
White pages glare under the lights, and one stray tap scrolls or edits the chart.
A true-black screen built for stage light, and a Perform mode that locks the chart.
How it works
Three modes, one song library. Switch whenever the moment changes.
Build the song library and plan setlists.
Rehearse a song or setlist and adjust it.
Play the setlist on stage.
Read it at a glance
Every colour on the chart tells you something about the music. Nothing is there for decoration.
Each chord takes the colour of its step in the key, so you can see the home chord and the tension before you read the letters. In the key of G:
Intro, verse, chorus and bridge each have their own colour, on the chart and on the song's roadmap.
Your stage, your way
Questions
In the browser, on iPad and on iPhone. The iPhone keeps to the simpler tasks; the browser and iPad do everything.
No. Paste chords written over the lyrics, or ChordPro with [C] inline chords, and Stagely Pro builds the chart.
We invite founding bands in small groups as preview builds are ready, and ask what you need on stage. We only email you about Stagely Pro.
The user guide walks through Prepare, Practice, Perform and the settings. Open the guide
Founding bands
We're inviting bands and worship teams to play preview builds first and tell us what they need on stage.