Songs

What it's for

The Songs tab is your home base — every song in your library, laid out with its tags, familiarity ratings, and a quick indicator of which content fields it has (chords, lyrics, notes). Tap any row to open the song in the editor.

Searching and filtering

The search bar at the top matches song name and artist. Tap the filter icon to narrow the list by:

• ContentShow only songs that have chords, lyrics, or notes.
• TagsMulti-select any combination of tags to show only matching songs.
• TuningMulti-select any combination of tunings — standard, Drop D, DADGAD, Open G, and so on — to show only songs that match.
• CapoFilter by capo fret so you can group songs that share the same capo position for quicker set transitions.
• PracticeShow only songs with practice enabled.
• Sort byArtist, song name, familiarity, or last updated — ascending or descending.

When a filter is active a "Showing X of Y" banner appears so you always know how much of your library you're looking at.

Swipe shortcuts

• Swipe leftDelete song — with a confirmation step so you can't delete by mistake.
• Swipe rightToggle practice on/off — pull a song into (or out of) your practice rotation without opening the editor.
• Pull downSync with iCloud — forces an immediate sync to pull fresh changes from your other devices.

Long-press menu

Long-press any song row for a contextual menu with the things you reach for most:

• Toggle tagAdd or remove a tag without opening the editor — a quick pass through the library adding "open-mic" or "wedding" to the right songs.
• Add to set listDrop the song straight into any set list you've built.
• DeleteSame confirmation-protected delete as the swipe action.

At-a-glance indicators

Each row packs a lot into a small space: the song title and artist on the left; tags underneath as chips you can tap to add that tag to the active filter; and on the right a metronome icon if practice is enabled, icons for each content type present, and compact L / M familiarity stars.

Adding a song

The + button in the top-right opens a blank song editor. Type the name and artist, rate familiarity, add tags, import chords or lyrics, and save.

Free-tier indicator

If you haven't unlocked unlimited songs yet, a small counter at the top shows how many songs you've added out of the free limit, with an Upgrade link that takes you to the one-time in-app purchase.