iDoctor MusicBand

iDoctor MusicBand keeps your band organized in one place: the repertoire, the setlists, the calendar of gigs and rehearsals, and the moment the audience becomes part of the show. Built by and for gigging musicians. YOUR REPERTOIRE, IN ORDER Save every song with its artist, key, tempo, duration and notes. Mark how ready it is with the traffic-light flag (ready, almost, weak) and see at a glance what can be played tonight. SETLISTS THAT BUILD THEMSELVES Drag songs into the order you want and the app works out the real length of the show. Add breaks and blocks with their own notes: what to say, what to introduce, what to change. Share the setlist as a PDF with your band or with the venue. INTERACTIVE SHOW: LET THE AUDIENCE CHOOSE The feature that changes a gig. You show a QR code, the audience scans it from their phones — nothing to install — and votes for the next song among the ones you allow. You watch the tally live, with a countdown, overtime if there is a tie, and a finish with podium and confetti. It includes a 16:9 projection screen for the venue, with your logo and your branding. THE WHOLE BAND, TOGETHER Add your musicians with their own sign-in: they get in without creating any account and see the repertoire, the setlists and the calendar instantly. Each one as an editor or read-only. GIG AND REHEARSAL CALENDAR Your dates with venue, times and the setlist attached, so you always know what you are playing and where. A PLAYER FOR REHEARSING Link an audio file to each song and work on it with speed change without altering pitch, pitch change without altering speed, and an A-B loop. YOUR DATA IS YOURS Backups you can export and import whenever you like. Everything syncs across your devices. THE FREE VERSION INCLUDES Up to 20 songs and up to 4 band members. Everything else you see here, with no time limit and no ads. NEED MORE? iDoctor MusicBand PRO adds unlimited songs and members, full-screen lyrics and chords with autoscroll and transposition, Live Mode, multitrack backing tracks with click and cues on separate outputs, MIDI and foot controllers, Apple Pencil annotations, projection for the audience, and karaoke on every spectator's phone.