An OnSong alternative that keeps it simple
OnSong is a deep app, and many bands love it. GraceNote is for musicians who want the stage essentials without a long setup: import a chart, build the set, play.
Where GraceNote is different
- Android too. OnSong runs on Apple devices. GraceNote runs on iPad, iPhone and Android, so everyone in the band can use the same app.
- Good defaults. Dark stage mode, chords above the lyrics and autoscroll are on from the start. Chord diagrams, Nashville numbers and solfège are there when you turn them on.
- No account. Open the app and add songs. Your library lives on your device and works offline.
- Free to start. Up to 50 songs and one set, with the rest of the app included.
Bring your songs
Share a chart from Ultimate Guitar, Worship Together, PNW Chords and other sites, paste text, or open ChordPro, text and Word files. If you're coming from OnSong, GraceNote also imports an OnSong backup.
On stage
Big chords that stay above the right syllable, autoscroll at your speed, a metronome when you need one, and a swipe to the next song in the set.
Questions
Can I move my OnSong library?
Yes. GraceNote imports an OnSong backup file, up to 50 songs in the free app and all of them with Pro.
Is it really free?
Yes, up to 50 songs and one set. GraceNote Pro removes the limits and adds sync, backup and export. It's a yearly subscription, and the first month is free.