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NewAkordo for iPhone & iPad is in public beta

Chord charts & setlists for bands

Shared chord charts and setlists for your band.

Keep your songs, recordings, and setlists together. Find the right key for your singer, rehearse with a backing track, and bring the whole band to the same chart.

Save your work and invite your band. No password or credit card needed.

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KeyG
Verse 1
AGmazing grace, how G7sweet the Csound
That Gsaved a wretch like Dme
I Gonce was lost, but G7now am Cfound
Was Gblind, but Dnow I Gsee
Verse 2
'Twas Ggrace that taught my G7heart to Cfear
And Ggrace my fears reDlieved
How Gprecious did that G7grace apCpear
The Ghour I Dfirst beGlieved

Change the key or edit the chart above. Tap a chord for fingerings. This demo is not saved.

Made for groups who play together

Less time sorting charts. More time playing.

Keep the chart, arrangement, and running order together, so everyone knows what to practice and what to play.

Shared library

Every chart your band plays, in one place everyone can open.

The right key for each singer

Save vocal keys for each arrangement and choose the one you need for the set. Your capo preference stays personal.

Setlists everyone follows

Plan the running order, check song readiness, and share a printable setlist.

NewiPhone & iPad public beta

Practice anywhere. Play the set from your iPad.

The Akordo app brings your band’s charts, setlists, and recordings to iPhone and iPad. Sign in and your library is already there.

  • On iPhoneYour next set, every chart in your key, a chord overview for the whole band, a tuner, and a metronome.
  • On iPadCharts laid out like the printed page, turned by a Bluetooth pedal, and marked up with Apple Pencil.
  • EverywhereThe same library and setlists as the web, still readable when the venue Wi‑Fi isn’t.

Free. Needs iOS 26 or later.

Akordo on iPad: a chart laid out in pages, like the printed sheet
Akordo on iPhone: the Stage tab showing Sunday Service, four songs in order with their keys

How it works

From first chart to gig night.

Write a chart once, build it into a setlist, and bring the whole band along.

More ways to get rehearsal-ready

Hear it. Chart it. Play it together.

Keep the details that make an arrangement yours right beside the music.

Practice with the recording

Attach recordings to an arrangement and choose a backing track. Practice in another key without changing the track’s tempo.

Put the rhythm on the page

Add strum patterns to your chart, then show or hide them as you play. Keep the groove with the chords and lyrics.

Know what needs rehearsal

Mark songs as new, ready, or needing attention. Review the set’s timing and team confirmations before the next show.

Explore the band workflow
No account needed

Chord and arpeggio maps, free to use.

Look up a voicing before rehearsal or explore a fretboard pattern. The same maps are one tap away from every chord in your charts.

Try it now

Pick a chord and compare playable shapes.

With your free account

Make room for your next song.

Save your first chart, build a setlist, and invite your band when you’re ready. You can start on your own.

  • A saved library of songs, arrangements, and rehearsal notes
  • Setlists with song readiness, team assignments, and PDF export
  • Shared band libraries with invites and editing permissions
  • Saved vocal keys and personal capo preferences
  • Guided chart editing, ChordPro, and strum patterns
  • Recordings and backing tracks alongside your charts

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