Write More Songs: Songwriting
Capture & organize song ideas
About
Easily capture song ideas as they strike and organize them into complete songs. This app helps songwriters turn scattered thoughts into finished pieces with one-tap recording and hands-free Siri integration.
What's New in Write More Songs
1.3.0
August 1, 2026
Record straight into a song — no more recording, then hunting for it in Ideas. Loop playback, so you can keep a phrase running while you work out what comes next. Undo a take you just recorded, without leaving the recording screen. Tags now start with a set of song parts and genres, and you can rename, recolor or delete any of them. The Quick Capture mic turns red while recording, so you can tell from any tab. Drag a song's ideas to put them in the order you want — no Edit button needed. Swipe an idea inside a song to take it out again. The recording is kept. A new Settings screen, where you can read what changed in every update.
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FAQ
Does Write More Songs have ads?
No, Write More Songs is ad-free, allowing for an uninterrupted creative process.
How often is Write More Songs updated?
The app was last updated on August 1, 2026, indicating active development and support.
What devices does Write More Songs support?
Write More Songs is currently supported on iPhone devices.
Is Write More Songs suitable for young children?
Yes, Write More Songs has an age rating of 4+, making it appropriate for younger users.
How does Write More Songs handle user privacy?
Write More Songs is private by design, meaning your recordings stay on your device and are not shared.
Can I use Write More Songs offline?
The description emphasizes on-device storage and capturing ideas instantly, suggesting it functions well offline for core features.
What makes Write More Songs stand out from other music apps?
Its focus on quick, hands-free idea capture and seamless organization into song structures, with a strong emphasis on user privacy, differentiates it.
How does the Siri integration work in Write More Songs?
You can use voice commands like 'Hey Siri, start recording' to capture musical ideas hands-free, ideal for when your hands are occupied with an instrument.