RiffCards

RiffCards

Riff Notebook for Musicians

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • June 16, 2026
  • June 27, 2026

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RiffCards is a minimal riff notebook built for musicians who need to capture ideas fast and recall them on stage. Build a card for every riff, song, or idea. Each card holds tab grids, chord stamps, and free-text notes — all in one place. FEATURES Tab Grid • Visual grid editor for writing tabs and chord voicings • Stamp full chords with a single tap — guitar and bass voicings included • Arpeggio mode: expand any chord into individual notes across the grid automatically • Supports standard tuning and common alternate tunings Perform Mode • Full-screen read-only view built for the stage • Transpose any card up or down by semitone — no rewriting required • BPM display with tap tempo Playlists • Group cards into set lists for rehearsal or performance • Reorder and manage on the fly Organize & Sync • Export your entire notebook to a JSON file and share or back it up anywhere • Import from a backup to restore or move between devices Everything is stored locally on your device. No account, no cloud, no subscription. RiffCards is for guitarists, bassists, and anyone who needs a fast, reliable way to keep their musical ideas organized.
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What's New in RiffCards

1.1.0

June 27, 2026

• Paste Tab — paste raw ASCII tab and it's automatically converted into grid and text sections • Reorder Sections — drag and drop sections in the editor to rearrange them • Tap Tempo — tap the BPM button to detect tempo by feel • Share Card — export any card as formatted plain text • Two-Column Performance — show two sections side by side in stage mode • Compact Performance — tighter spacing for dense riffs on smaller screens • Unsaved Changes Warning — the editor now asks before discarding changes • Persistent Card Style — Cue / Terminal / Minimal preference is remembered between sessions

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