Chordly

Every song you play,
in one place.

A library you can actually browse, chord sheets that read like chord sheets, and set lists ready before the first downbeat.

01

A library you browse, not a list you scroll.

Full-text search across your whole library, tag facets with live counts, list or card layouts, and alphabetical crate dividers when you just want to browse.

02

Sheets built for reading with a guitar in your hands.

ChordPro, OnSong, and plain text — chords sit over lyrics in monospace. One to four columns, 70–150% type scaling, dark by default.

03

Every voicing, not just the first one.

A fretboard diagram for every chord in the sheet, plus up to ten alternate voicings — CAGED, triad, shell, drop 2, drop 3, power.

04

Set lists that keep up with you.

Order songs by hand with drag-and-drop, or let a smart set list build itself from tag rules. Play straight through with next and previous.

05

Bring your whole library with you.

Drag in a single file or a zip up to 50MB. Imports run in the background with live per-file progress, and failures stay in history to fix and retry.

06
Preview

On the big screen.

Pair an Apple TV with a code shown on screen, then read your sheets from across the room. Early preview — the library grid and song sheets are live today.

The real thing, not a mockup.

The Chordly library dashboard, browsing songs by tag
A chord sheet open in Chordly
Managing a set list in Chordly

Free to start. Bring your own songs.

No credit card, no catalogue to browse — just your library, organized.