Song Book Pro

Song Book Pro

Lyrics and Chords everywhere!

459 ratings
65 reviews
Free
In-App Purchases

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • July 24, 2018
  • May 22, 2026

Features

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About

This app provides a digital songbook for musicians, offering lyrics, chords, and setlist management. It features optimized typography for readability, built-in chord diagrams, and import capabilities for custom songs. It's designed for seamless performance from casual jams to professional gigs.

Unlimited songs and sets management
Optimized typography for low light
Hundreds of built-in chord diagrams
Import custom songs (ChordPro, Tabular)
Dark Mode support
Fluid workflow and fast UI
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What's New in Song Book Pro

1.2.4

May 22, 2026

Rebuild with latest tools, improve public database importer.

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In-App Purchases

$1.99

Unlimited Songs and Sets

Buy this to enable all the functionality!

User reviews

No way to sync with phone app

I bought it to view my phone songs which has an online sync feature. Doc is awful but no such thing on Mac. Instead, find the obscure Manager feature on the phone app that allows a browser to see the phone songs. The app is walled off, though the free manager in the browser works.

disappointed

none of the songs transfer to VerseCAST

Impressed

I'm figuring it out!

Terrific app

I saw a couple of negative reviews from a few years ago and feel I have to respond. I have sang and played guitar since I was a teenager. I sometimes had to learn what could be complicated lyrics and music. The last band I played in had a repertoire of 150 plus songs, with approx. 40 played during long gigs. I didn’t have the luxury of this incredible app until a few months ago, and now extensive rehearsals are a thing of the past. Anyone who has an issue with this app should try again, even the free version is ideal to let you see just what it can do.
I was blown away with the ease of use, and how simple it is to load a song from Ultimate Guitar. The back up option is great and the key change option is superb. In my opinion, it’s the best on the market for a nice price.
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Good but …

Should be able to add song from picture ( Jpeg ) because sometimes we do screen capture and save as Jpeg not pdf .

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FAQ

What does SongBook Pro do?

SongBook Pro is a digital songbook application designed for musicians. It allows you to store and manage an unlimited number of songs, including lyrics and chords, and organize them into sets. The app also offers features like optimized typography for readability, built-in chord diagrams, and the ability to import custom songs.

What are the key features of SongBook Pro?

Key features include the ability to manage an unlimited number of songs and sets, beautiful typography optimized for reading in low-lighting conditions with Dark Mode support, hundreds of built-in chord diagrams for guitar and ukulele, and the import of custom songs in ChordPro and Tabular formats.

How much does SongBook Pro cost?

The app offers a free version that allows you to test all functionalities with up to 10 songs. To unlock unlimited songs and sets, there is an in-app purchase available to support the development of the app.

What instruments are supported for chord diagrams?

Currently, SongBook Pro provides built-in chord diagrams with finger recommendations for Guitar and Ukulele. The developers plan to add support for more instruments in future updates.

Can I import my own songs into SongBook Pro?

Yes, you can import custom songs into SongBook Pro. The app supports importing songs in ChordPro format via the iOS document picker, which includes file providers like Dropbox and Google Drive. Limited support for tabular format, similar to that used by online archives like Ultimate Guitar, is also available.