Offline setlist & repertoire manager

Build a set that fits the slot

The setlist should not be a scrap of paper. Setwise keeps every song you can play — key, capo, tempo, length, who sings it — then adds the running time up against the venue's slot as you drag songs into order. Log the night and play counts, readiness and streaks follow on their own.

100% offline No account Your data stays on device No ads · No tracking
45:00

The slot the promoter gave you. Setwise tells you how close the set actually lands.

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Accounts, sign-ups and network calls. Venues have terrible signal; the app never needs it.

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Features across insights, streaks, search and backup — all computed on your phone.

What's inside

A working band's whole book

Everything below runs entirely on your device. No cloud sync, no sign-in, no third-party SDKs — just the details you actually need between load-in and the first downbeat.

Running-time meter

Drag songs into order and watch the set total against the venue's slot. A cumulative clock next to every row shows exactly when you'll hit the encore.

Core

The repertoire

Every song with its key, capo, tempo, length, energy, lead vocal and the arrangement note the band keeps forgetting.

Core

Readiness that decays

Learning, Rehearsing and Gig-ready — and a song marked gig-ready that hasn't been played for months is automatically flagged Rusty.

Core

Repeat-set warning

Setwise checks the venue against your gig history and warns you before the regulars hear the same night twice.

Core

Gig & rehearsal log

Record what you actually played. Play counts, last-played dates and readiness are derived from the log — never typed in twice.

Core

Insights & charts

Gigs and rehearsals by month, readiness split, most-played songs, never-played-live, venues, and how close your sets land to their slot.

Insights

Streaks, goals & badges

A weekly rehearsal streak with your all-time best, rehearsal and gig goals you set yourself, and twelve milestones to unlock.

Gamification

Search, filter & sort

Full-text search across titles, artists, keys, tags and notes, plus readiness filters, tag chips, six sort orders and pinned favourites.

Organization

Tags, pins & archive

Tag songs as openers, closers, ballads or crowd-pleasers. Pin the ones you always need. Archive the rest without losing their history.

Organization

Export, backup & restore

A full JSON backup, repertoire CSV and gig-log CSV — written to your device and shareable however you like. Restore merges cleanly.

Portability

Make it yours

Light, dark or system theme, four accent colours, three layout densities, and a "rusty after" threshold you tune to your own gig rate.

Customization

Today & upcoming

An in-app agenda for the next gig and rehearsal, plus the gig-ready songs that have gone cold. No push notifications, no permission required.

Agenda

The bit that matters

Twelve minutes short is a real problem

Every song carries a length. Add the breaks and the set adds itself up — so you find out the set is short in the rehearsal room, not on stage with the promoter tapping their watch.

31:50 / 45:00 −13:10

Short of the 45 min slot — add roughly three more songs.

1Down by the RiversideG · 3:163:16
2Wade in the WaterGm · 3:447:00
3Long Way to the FerryD · 3:3410:34
4St. James InfirmaryDm · 4:1414:48

How it works

Three things, then it looks after itself

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Build the book

Add every song you can play, with the key you play it in, the capo, the tempo and the real length.

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Build the set

Drag songs into a running order against the venue's slot, drop in breaks, and note the segues.

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Log the night

Record what you played. Readiness, streaks, insights and the rusty list all update themselves.

Privacy

There is nothing to collect

Setwise has no account, no server and no analytics. Your repertoire, sets and gig history live in an encrypted database on your own phone and go nowhere else.

Download

Free. No ads, no subscription.

Setwise is free to use with no in-app purchases. Android 7.0 and up.

Get it onGoogle Play

The Play listing goes live when the app is published — the link may 404 until then.