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Setlist

Still writing setlists on paper?

Pick songs from your repertoire, drag them into order, add the break and the finale. When it's ready, jump to stage with one tap — same list.

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Babylon · Bu Akşam10 · 40:13
Zorlu · Cuma8 · 32:40

What is it?

A setlist is the ordered plan of the songs you'll play on stage. You pick songs from the repertoire pool, order them by drag-and-drop, add a break in the middle and a finale at the end; the total runtime is computed live.

In board view you plan several setlists side by side and move songs between them. When it's ready, jump to Stage Mode with the same list in one tap; changes land on the whole crew instantly.

What's inside

Board & list view

Plan in side-by-side columns or edit in a single list; your preference sticks.

Drag-and-drop ordering

Add from the pool, order, move between setlists; total runtime updates live.

Break & finale

Build the real stage flow with timed break and finale blocks.

Live sync

When one member edits, everyone's screen updates without a refresh.

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Setlist — drag-and-drop ordering and live duration

Drag-and-drop ordering with live runtime

Pick songs from the repertoire pool and order them by dragging with your finger. The total runtime is computed live with every song and break you add, so you know how long the set will run from the start.

  • Add from the pool, order by drag-and-drop
  • Total runtime updates instantly on every change
  • Know the real length of the set up front
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Setlist — break and finale blocks

Break and finale blocks

Build a real stage flow by dropping a timed break into the set and a finale block at the end. The crew sees not just the songs but the full rhythm of the performance.

  • Timed break block
  • A finale block makes the closing clear
  • Real stage flow, on screen instead of on paper
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Setlist — live sync

Live sync and one tap to stage

When a member edits the setlist, everyone's screen updates without a refresh. Once the list is ready, jump into Stage Mode with the same setlist in a single tap.

  • Changes reflect to the whole crew instantly
  • No refresh — everyone sees the latest
  • Go to stage with the same list in one tap

What you get

Drag-and-drop ordering

Pick from the song pool and order with your finger. The total runtime updates instantly.

Break and finale

Drop the break into the set and the finale at the end; the crew sees the full flow.

One tap to stage

Once the setlist is ready, go straight to stage mode with the same list.

How it works

01

Pick from the pool

Add songs from your band's repertoire.

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Setlist — drag-and-drop ordering and live duration
02

Order it

Build the flow by drag-and-drop and place the breaks.

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Setlist — break and finale blocks
03

Share and take the stage

The list is on everyone's screen; stage mode with one tap.

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Setlist — live sync

Common questions

How do I build a setlist?
Drag songs from your repertoire pool into a list, reorder them, and add a Break (with minutes) or a Finale where you need them. Total duration and song count are calculated live as you build.
Can the whole band edit a setlist together?
Yes. Setlists sync live across the band. When someone creates, renames, reorders or removes an item, every member sees it without refreshing the page.
What is the difference between Board and List view?
Board view lets you plan several setlists side by side on desktop and drag songs between them. List view is a single focused list. Your choice is remembered, and on mobile widths it is always List.
Can I link a setlist to a calendar event?
Yes. A Show can have one setlist, and a Rehearsal can have an optional setlist and a list of songs to work on. You can navigate both ways between the setlist and its linked events.
How do I take a setlist on stage?
Open the setlist and tap Stage to enter full-screen Stage Mode. From there the band reads lyrics and chords, follows the order, and any change syncs live to everyone.

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