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Music Planner
Keep your band in sync — setlists, stems & live mode
Music Planner brings setlists, gig scheduling, AI stem splitting, and a full-screen live performance mode into one app — so your band stays rehearsed, organized, and ready for the stage.
I built Music Planner because being in a band means juggling a dozen tools — a group chat for scheduling, Dropbox for tracks, PDFs for charts, and somebody's notes app for the setlist. Nothing talks to each other, and someone always shows up unprepared.
Music Planner puts it all in one place:
🎸 Gig planning — drag-and-drop setlists, dates, venues and RSVP tracking 🎚️ AI stem splitting — isolate vocals, drums, bass and more, then solo or mute parts to practice yours 🎤 Live performance mode — full-screen charts with key/BPM/page count always visible, swipe navigation, and keyboard shortcuts for hands-free control 🎼 Charts on stage — color-coded PDF chord charts you can transpose on the fly 👥 Band spaces — invite your bandmates with role-based permissions so everyone's working from the same source of truth
I've been using it at my own gigs for a while now, and walking on stage actually knowing everyone's on the same page is a different feeling. It's free to start.
I built this solo, so it means a lot to share it here. If you play out too, I'd genuinely love to hear it: what's the most painful part of running your band right now?
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About Music Planner on Product Hunt
“Keep your band in sync — setlists, stems & live mode”
Music Planner was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #106 on the daily leaderboard. Music Planner brings setlists, gig scheduling, AI stem splitting, and a full-screen live performance mode into one app — so your band stays rehearsed, organized, and ready for the stage.
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Hey hunters 👋
I built Music Planner because being in a band means juggling a dozen tools — a group chat for scheduling, Dropbox for tracks, PDFs for charts, and somebody's notes app for the setlist. Nothing talks to each other, and someone always shows up unprepared.
Music Planner puts it all in one place:
🎸 Gig planning — drag-and-drop setlists, dates, venues and RSVP tracking
🎚️ AI stem splitting — isolate vocals, drums, bass and more, then solo or mute parts to practice yours
🎤 Live performance mode — full-screen charts with key/BPM/page count always visible, swipe navigation, and keyboard shortcuts for hands-free control
🎼 Charts on stage — color-coded PDF chord charts you can transpose on the fly
👥 Band spaces — invite your bandmates with role-based permissions so everyone's working from the same source of truth
I've been using it at my own gigs for a while now, and walking on stage actually knowing everyone's on the same page is a different feeling. It's free to start.
I built this solo, so it means a lot to share it here. If you play out too, I'd genuinely love to hear it: what's the most painful part of running your band right now?