Paste and detect
Paste a sheet from Cifra Club or any site. Chord-over-lyric lines, [Section] labels, Tom: or Key: lines, capo lines, tabs and inline [C] chords are all recognised, and the sheet is yours to edit.
The chord sheet the whole band follows.
Paste chords from Cifra Club or anywhere, play them in any key, and lead a live session every phone in the room follows. Free.
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Live sessionsShare a six-letter code. Every phone in the room follows your song, key and scroll.
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Any keyStep by semitone or pick the key. Sharps or flats, the way the key wants.
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Piano voicingsTap a chord to see which keys to play, through every inversion.
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Guitar shapesA fretboard for every chord, and a personal capo per song.
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Cues for the bandA note on any line, with an icon and a colour. Keep one private if you like.
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SetlistsOrder the service by dragging, then play it full screen, one swipe per song.
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Tempo and auto-scrollSet the BPM, press play. A count-in, a beat, an optional click, and a steady scroll.
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Share a linkRead-only links to a song or setlist. Your edits show up; stop sharing and the link dies.
Every tile is the real feature running on example songs.
Free. No plans, no limits, no card. Your songs and setlists, on every phone in the band.
Open the appEverything it does
A short tour, for the reader who wants words.
Any key
Step by semitone or pick the key. Chords are spelled with sharps or flats the way the key wants and stay aligned over the lyrics. Turn on Nashville numbers and the bar under the toolbar shows the key's harmonic field, degrees 1 to 7.
Piano and guitar
Tap any chord to see it: a keyboard with the chord tones lit, in close, open, shell or two-hand voicings, through every inversion, or a fretboard with the shape. Guitarists set a capo per song and read shapes while the band keeps the sounding key. Brazilian spellings such as 7M, 7+, 4 and º are understood.
Tempo and auto-scroll
Type or tap the BPM, set the time signature, press play. After a one-bar count-in the sheet scrolls at one steady speed over the song's estimated length, with a beat indicator and an optional click. Trim the speed per song; touch the page to stop.
Notes for the band
Attach a note to any line: dynamics, repeats, transitions. Pick one of thirteen musical icons and six colours. Notes are global by default; tick Private to keep one to yourself.
Setlists and the player
Order songs for a service with drag-to-reorder and play them full screen: swipe between songs, the screen stays awake, and Prev and Next buttons are there for phones where edge swipes go back.
Live sessions
Start a session on a setlist and share a six-letter code or a link. Every phone that joins follows the leader's song, key and scroll. Anyone can swipe away to look around and tap Back to leader; the owner can hand leadership to anyone in the room. Followers don't need an account.
Sharing
Share a song or setlist with a read-only link. Anyone can open it, your later edits show up for them, signed-in viewers can save a copy, and stopping the share kills the link. Pasted links preview with the setlist or song name.
Built for the music stand
Large touch targets, a paste-from-clipboard button, bottom-sheet editing, a layout that respects the notch. Add it to your home screen and it runs full screen; the last library you loaded opens without signal.
Your account
Sign in with an email and password. Your songs and setlists are stored in your account and show up on every device you sign in on.
Free. Open Sunday Chords.
No plans, no limits, no card. Create an account and paste your first sheet.