Setlistr

Setlists get built in group chats, rewritten on napkins, and then argued about at soundcheck. Setlistr is the shared document that survives the gig.

Bands keep one library of songs, drag a set together in the order they'll actually play it, and everyone sees the same version — including the bass player who joined the thread late.

What it handles

• A song library with keys, tempos, and durations, so a set's runtime is known before the night of.
• Fast reordering — the part everyone actually does, done in one drag instead of a retyped list.
• Per-gig sets built from the library, so changing a song once changes it everywhere.
• Notes that matter on stage: tuning changes, segues, who counts it in.