Paste a link from a chord site. Sing a hook at 11pm and get the words back written down. Photograph a page from the band book. Bring a screenshot or a PDF. Or the whole folder you’ve been dragging between apps for years. Every one comes out as the same clean chart: chords over the words, in the key you actually sing, in the order you play them.
The song never moves. Only your hands do — tap one.
Every other app gives your mess a tidier shelf — folders, tags, and an editor that fights you. A screenshot can’t change key. A PDF can’t fix a wrong chord. They’re pictures of songs. SongCharter reads the page and hands you the song itself — structured, editable, and yours to manage.
Songs don’t start as charts. They start as a hum at 11pm. In the app, tap record and sing or play what you’ve got — the take is saved the moment you stop, and the words come back on your device, never uploaded.
Ideas are free and unlimited, live in their own tab, and become charts when you’re ready. Audio ideas are in the iPhone & iPad app — how it works.
Leaving another app? Pick every file at once — a library of hundreds arrives together, not one at a time. Anything the page shouldn’t have brought with it clears out in a tap, and a misread chord is a tap to fix, not a retype.
Pick the key that suits you; the ladder scores every capo position against the actual chords and shows what your hands would do there.
Tonight’s songs in order, as one book. Tap either edge of the screen — or a Bluetooth pedal — and the page turns.
One link in a text and your bandmate has the set — every chart, in order, tuned to their needs without touching yours.
A chart you can read from four feet away, under bad light, all night long.
Try it free. One purchase unlocks everything on your iPhone and iPad — no subscription, ever.