For Tour Managers
Build the running order, sections, timings and notes. Add the artist logo. Print a clean page before doors.
Professional Setlists For Touring Crews
Design The Set.
Run The Show.
Build tonight’s running order. Plan every guitar, tuning, capo, pack and stand change. Print a page the whole crew can read—or run it live from stage left.
- iPhone · iPad · Mac
- Works Fully Offline
- A4 · US Letter · PDF
NowThe full current rig
NextEvery change as a checklist
For Guitar Techs
Assign every rig per song, catch conflicts before line check and see the next change before it happens.
One Deliberate Workflow
Build. Assign. Export.
Setlist Designer follows the order the work actually happens. No buried setup screen. No spreadsheet archaeology five minutes before doors.
Shape The Running Order
Pull from the song pool, reorder in seconds, add sections, breaks and encores, then put the right note under the right song.
Plan Every Rig
Assign a guitar per musician, per song. Add capo, tuning, pack and stand overrides exactly where they change.
Make The Page Crew-Ready
Choose the useful columns, add the artist logo, preview the result, then print or save a sharp, uniform PDF.
The Setlist Builder
The Whole Night, In Order.
Working names stay useful backstage while print titles keep the page clean. Section dividers never steal song numbers. Notes stay attached to the cue they belong to.
- Reusable song pool with key, BPM and length
- Start from scratch, a template or an existing set
- Breaks, speeches, acoustic sections and encores
- Independent copies that never alter the original
Built For Guitar Techs
Every Change Accounted For.
The guitar sheet is not an afterthought. It knows the difference between a default rig, tonight’s override and a one-song exception.
A Real Guitar Pool
Make, model, nickname, finish, photos, tuning, gauge, serial, bridge, default pack and stand slot.
Wired, Wireless, Overridden
Keep the normal pack with the guitar, then override it for the exact song where the plan changes.
Conflict Warnings That Travel
Duplicate guitar, duplicate pack and missing-assignment warnings appear while planning and again in Show Mode.
Show Mode, Not A Tiny PDF
Current rig, next rig and only the actions that change—large enough to read under pressure.
Show Mode
See The Next Change Before It Happens.
Not a static setlist. Not a cramped export. Show Mode compares the live rig with the next song and turns the difference into a clear action list.
NowSong, guitar, tuning, capo, pack, stand
NextBring on, collect, swap, retune, move
SafeLarge controls, deliberate swipes, saved position
Rich, Branded Exports
Hand The Crew A Page Worth Trusting.
The same plan drives Show Mode and the paper backup, so the live cue and the printed sheet do not quietly drift apart.
Uniform By DesignA4 or Letter · Portrait or automatic landscape
Saved Templates
Keep the same column and header treatment across a whole tour.
Artist Branding
Use the artist name, a round logo, or both—plus a version line under the header.
Useful Notes
Print per-song details when the crew needs them. Keep private guitar notes out of the export.
Print Or PDF
Preview before output, with readable type and columns that stay aligned from top to bottom.
Private By Design
Your Show Data Is Not Our Business.
No analytics. No ads. No tracking. No servers. Your setlists, guitar photos and notes stay on your devices and sync through your own private iCloud database.
Setlist Designer
Build The Set. Plan The Changes. Print Tonight’s Page.
Professional setlists for tour managers and guitar techs—on iPhone, iPad and Mac.
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