
Setlist Manager - SongDeck
Chord Chart & Song Book
About
Organize chord charts, lyrics, and sheet music into digital songbooks. Create setlists for performances and access all your music in one place. Supports various file types and allows for annotations.
What's New in Setlist Manager
1.1
September 9, 2026
Added System, Dark, and Light appearance options, with improved dark mode rendering for documents, PDFs, images, and annotation pen colors. Document previews are sharper, iPad side panel behavior is smoother, and creating a new setlist now automatically opens Add Songs so you can build sets faster.
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FAQ
What file types does Setlist Manager support?
Setlist Manager supports PDFs, images, text charts, chord sheets, lyrics, and documents. You can also add quick sticky notes or handwritten markings.
Can I create setlists for different occasions with Setlist Manager?
Yes, Setlist Manager allows you to create setlists for gigs, rehearsals, sessions, or practice. You can arrange songs in the exact order needed for each performance.
How does Setlist Manager help during live performances?
During a performance, you can open the active setlist and tap left or right to switch songs instantly. This allows you to stay focused on the music with a clean, distraction-free reader.
Does Setlist Manager have ads?
No, Setlist Manager is ad-free, allowing for a distraction-free user experience.
What devices is Setlist Manager available on?
Setlist Manager works across Mac, iPhone, and iPad, providing a consistent experience for managing your music library.
How often is Setlist Manager updated?
The latest version, 1.1, was released on 2026-09-09, indicating recent development and support for the application.
What is the user sentiment for Setlist Manager?
Users have rated Setlist Manager 5.0 stars from 3 ratings, suggesting a very positive reception and high satisfaction with its features.
Can I make handwritten notes on my charts in Setlist Manager?
Yes, Setlist Manager allows you to draw or mark up charts with handwritten annotations to remember important cues like intros, endings, or key changes.





