Encore puts your whole binder on your phone or iPad — lyrics, chords, and setlists you can actually read under stage lights. Works offline. Pay once. Built by a working musician.
Coming to the App Store for iPhone & iPad. Works today in any browser.
Buy it one time and keep it. No monthly fee, no held-hostage library, no surprise price hike.
Bulk-import straight from Google Docs. Encore reads your "chords over lyrics" sheets and turns them into clean, readable charts.
Dark view, tap zones, auto-scroll, and a screen that stays awake through the whole set.
Real screens from the app — big, dark, and readable at arm's length. Swipe through.
The same charts, blown up to music-stand size — perfect for the player who props a tablet on the mic stand and never looks down.
Encore does the un-glamorous stuff that actually matters when you're three songs into a four-hour wedding.
Search by title, artist, or a lyric you half-remember. Chords render inline, right above the words.
Multi-select your Docs and import them all at once. The parser cleans up messy chord sheets automatically.
Fullscreen dark view, tap right to scroll down and left to scroll up, adjustable auto-scroll, pinch to zoom, screen wake lock.
Move a song to any key with correct sharps and flats, or set a capo and see the easy shapes.
Per-song tempo with tap-tempo and count-in, plus a clock that tells you if the set is running long.
Build a set, tap any song to start there, and arrow through with a Bluetooth foot pedal.
Host a session, share a short code, and the whole band follows the same song in real time — each player keeps their own capo.
Fully usable with no signal. Optionally sync your library to your own Google Drive across devices.
Encore is free to start. A one-time unlock adds unlimited songs, Drive sync, and bulk import. Founding pricing at launch.
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