F Features

A control surface for the stage.

GigFrame isn't a music-learning toy — it's a calm, engineered surface for performers. Everything below is built around one rule: under stage lights, the chart is the hero and the chrome gets out of the way.

01 On-stage display

Readable from across the stage.

High-contrast chords and lyrics, sized to be caught in a glance — not studied. Stage mode darkens everything around the music so nothing competes with the chart.

  • Chord, lyric, bar-count and waveform views
  • Monospaced numerics — BPM and bars never jiggle
  • Section labels (VERSE / CHORUS / BRIDGE) at a glance
  • Tempo-keyed auto-scroll, hands-free
Readable at2–3 m
Touch targets≥ 48 dp
ContrastWCAG AA
A band rehearsing, each player reading GigFrame on a phone or tablet on a standRehearsal · everyone on the same chart

02 Setlists & cues

The set, in the order you'll play it.

Build the night, drag it into shape, and let the next song wait one tap away. Key, capo and tempo surface before you open it — so transitions are decisions, not scrambles.

  • Drag-to-reorder, synced to the whole band
  • Incoming-cue highlight for the next song
  • Per-song key, capo and BPM at a glance
  • Multiple sets saved per band
A musician backstage holding a phone running the GigFrame setlistBackstage · setlist ready before the count-in

03 Band sync

One page turn, every screen.

Link the band over the local network and the set moves together. Page turns, section jumps and stops land on every device at the same instant — locked, in well under a second.

  • Real-time, sub-200ms across the stage
  • Leader-led or follow-anyone modes
  • Clear locked / pending / error sync states
  • Works without venue Wi-Fi
Latency< 200 ms
Playersup to 12+
Overhead view of a band whose phones are linked by violet lines representing real-time syncLive sync · the set moves together

04 AI smart import

Paper in. Clean chart out.

Point the camera at a marked-up, coffee-stained chart and GigFrame reads the chords, sections and lyrics into a clean, editable sheet — handwriting included. Your back catalogue, off the floor.

  • Reads handwriting, print and screenshots
  • Recognises chord symbols & section markers
  • Review & edit before it goes into the set
  • Runs on a monthly AI-credit budget
A phone scanning a worn paper chart and turning it into a clean GigFrame chord sheetSmart import · scanning a worn chart

05 Migration

Switch in a coffee break.

Already living in OnSong or iReal Pro? The migration wizard brings your whole library across with keys, structure and notes intact — so moving to GigFrame costs you minutes, not a lost weekend.

  • OnSong, iReal Pro and ChordPro
  • Keeps keys, capos and arrangement order
  • Bulk import, reviewed chart by chart
A paper music stand beside a phone running GigFrame, divided by a violet linePaper era → GigFrame

And the small stuff that matters

Built by people who've fumbled a binder mid-set.

Transpose on the fly

Shift any chart to a new key in one tap — capo-aware, so the shapes still make sense.

Studio editor (web)

A proper desktop editor for arranging, cleaning up imports and managing the band library.

Annotations

Mark up cuts, repeats and reminders. Keep them private or share them with the band.

Cloud backup

Your library follows you across devices. Lose a phone, not your set.

Stage & rehearsal modes

One profile for the gig, one for practice — different chrome, same charts.

Waveform & bar cues

Follow the arrangement visually — playhead, loop region and bar count, always in time.

Free to start

See it on your own set.

Import a few charts, build a set, and play. The Android beta is open and free — bring your real songs.