Piano
The keys to press, the notes and intervals, the slash bass in the left hand. Close, open, shell or two-hand voicings, and every inversion.
Sunday Chords
The chord sheet the whole band follows.
Paste chords from anywhere, play them in any key, and lead a live session every phone in the room follows. Free.
Paste it from anywhere.
Copy a chart from anywhere and paste it in. The chords, the sections, the key and the capo are read for you, and so are inline [C] chords.
Brazilian spellings like 7M, 7+, 4 and º read just as well.
Play it in any key.
Step up or down a semitone, or tap the key you want. Every chord is spelled for the new key and stays over its word.
- G
- A
- Bb
- C
- D
- 1–7
Turn on numbers and the chart reads in degrees, so it works in any key the singer needs.
Tap a chord to see how it's played.
Every chord in the sheet opens on the instrument you play.
Guitar
A shape for every chord. Set your own capo: you see the shapes to play while the band's key stays the same.
Bass
Where the bass note sits on four or five strings, with the chord's other notes around it.
Your instrument and your capo stay on your phone. Everyone else keeps their own.
Leave cues for the band.
Tap Note, tap a line and write what the band needs to know: a drum build, keys only, the pre-chorus twice. Pick one of thirteen icons and six colours. Everyone who opens the song sees it.
Keep some notes just for you.
Tick Private and the note is yours alone, marked with a lock. Leave them on your own songs, on a song someone shared with you, and on the leader's songs in a live session.
Press play. It scrolls in time.
Type the tempo or tap it. After a one-bar count-in the sheet scrolls at a steady speed through the song, with a beat light and an optional click.
Line up the set.
Drag songs into order for the service. The player steps through them with Prev and Next, each in its own key, and keeps the screen awake.
Sunday morning. Four phones, one band.
Start a live session.
Open the setlist and tap Live. You get a six-letter code, a QR code and a link to drop in the band's chat.
The band joins in seconds.
Each phone types the code or opens the link. No account and no install.
Now scroll. You're leading.
Every phone follows yours: the same song, the same key, the same bar.
Look ahead, then snap back.
Anyone can step away to check the next song and tap Back to leader to return. The leader can hand the lead to anyone in the room.
Plain answers.
- What does it cost?
- Nothing. Sunday Chords is free, with no plans and no limits.
- Does everyone in the band need an account?
- No. Anyone can join a live session with the code or the link. You need an account to keep your own songs and setlists.
- Do I install anything?
- No. It runs in the browser on any phone, tablet or computer. Add it to your home screen and it opens full screen, like an app.
- What if there's no signal at church?
- The last library you loaded opens without signal, so your sheets are there. Edits need a connection.
- Can I share one song without a session?
- Yes. Send a read-only link to a song or a setlist. It previews with its name in WhatsApp, anyone can open it, and Stop sharing turns the link off.
- Is it on all my devices?
- Yes. Your songs and setlists live in your account and show up on every device you sign in on.
Put the whole band on the same page.
Free on every phone, tablet and computer.