SStagesheet
Built for playing live

Paste a tab.
Play the whole song
on one screen.

Copy any chord page — clutter and all — and Stagesheet strips it down to chords and lyrics, sized to fit your phone. Change key mid-rehearsal, fold repeated sections, and never scroll mid-song again.

Step 1 — paste a link or the song text

We'll open the page, pull out the chords and lyrics, and drop them below. If a site blocks us, just paste the page instead.

Nothing pasted yet — hit Try sample to see how it looks on stage.

How it works

  1. 01

    Copy the whole page

    Select everything on the tab site and paste it in. Ratings, tuning notes and comments get stripped automatically.

  2. 02

    Set your key

    Transpose with + / − or pick the key from the dropdown. Toggle sharps and flats to match how your band reads.

  3. 03

    Play hands-free

    The chart auto-sizes to one screen, the controls fade away, and the screen stays awake for the whole song.

Made for the gig, not the desk

One screen, no scrolling

Type scales down (and columns wrap) until the full song fits your phone. If it can't stay legible, it tells you instead of shrinking to nothing.

Chords-only mode

Drop the lyrics and the chords jump to a size you can read from a mic stand across a dark stage.

Fold the repeats

Verse 2 with the same progression collapses into a single marker — one tap brings the full printout back as a long scroll.

Mic auto-scroll

Tap Auto-scroll on the play screen, allow the mic, and the long chart creeps down while the band plays — it pauses the moment you stop. Audio never leaves your phone.

Your own library

Sign in and save each chart with its key and view settings, then pull it up on any phone at soundcheck.

Tips for the band

  • • Tap the screen while playing to bring the controls back — they dim after a few seconds.
  • • Landscape gives the chart more width when a song is dense.
  • • Save the chart after you've set the key, so it opens ready to play.
  • • Keep section headers like [Chorus] in your paste — that's what powers repeat folding.