OnSong for Android: is there one?
If you are searching for OnSong on Android, here is what we found and what you can use instead.
What we found
As of 28 October 2026 we found no Android version of OnSong. Its App Store listing and its release notes cover Apple devices only. OnSong's own site is the place to check if that has changed.
What GraceNote offers on Android
- The same app on every device. iPad, iPhone and Android phones and tablets, so a band that carries different devices can use one app.
- It reads your OnSong library. Share an OnSong backup file to GraceNote and the songs come in. The free app takes up to 50 songs, and Pro takes the whole backup.
- Offline, no account. Songs, sets and settings live on your device.
- Free to start. Up to 50 songs and one set, with the rest of the app included.
- Android is in testing. The Android version is in a closed test on Google Play right now. The beta page has the steps to join.
Moving over from OnSong
- In OnSong, make a backup of your library and get the file onto your device.
- In GraceNote, tap Add song, then Import file, and choose the backup.
- GraceNote asks if you want to import the songs. Say yes.
More on how the two compare is on the OnSong alternative page.
Questions
Is there an OnSong app for Android?
We found none. OnSong's App Store listing and release notes cover Apple devices only, as of 28 October 2026.
Can I move my OnSong songs to GraceNote?
Yes. GraceNote imports an OnSong backup file, up to 50 songs in the free app and all of them with Pro.
Is GraceNote 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.