For musicians who play to tracks
Put together tracks, stems, clicks, lyrics, chords, PDFs and playlists in a browser on your PC or Mac, or in the Android app. Everything syncs to any device you sign in on, whenever you want it there, so the gig runs on whatever is on the music stand: tablet, phone or laptop. Lyrics and chords stay in time with the audio, and tonight's set stays on the device, so the venue Wi-Fi doesn't get a vote.
This gig only. In the app you can also save it as the song's new level.
This is the Stage screen, rebuilt in your browser and playing one of our original demo tracks. Press play.
Everything here changes the screen.
Tempo is a taste of the Android app, which also shifts key with natural-sounding formants. Everything else here works the same in the web app.
A track player. A lyrics app. A folder of PDF charts. A notes file with the set order. A phone on silent running the click. WotGig is one app that knows they're all the same song.
01 · On this device
Your whole library lives in the cloud. The tablet only needs tonight. Every song wears a badge that says where its audio actually is, so you don't find out at the downbeat.
Kept for the gig. The audio stays on this device until you say otherwise. Plays with no connection at all.
Played recently, so a copy is here. Works offline, but the app can clear it to free space. Fine for rehearsal, not something to rely on.
In the library, not on this device. Needs a connection to play. Songs says how many tracks are in this state.
8 songs
02 · Follow
Host Follow on the device running the gig. Anyone on the same Wi-Fi or your phone's hotspot scans a QR code and their screen tracks yours: the current line, the chords, pauses, the next song. They don't need to install anything, and their device makes no sound. Each player reads in their own key, so the sax sees E♭ while the guitarist sees concert with a capo.
http://192.168.1.24:8765/follow
The host runs on Android and is part of the paid plan (free accounts get it for their first 60 days). Followers connect over your local network, so use Wi-Fi you trust or your own hotspot. What's shared.
03 · Playlists & the Stage queue
A playlist is a saved set. Send it to Stage and the queue becomes tonight's copy: reorder it, shuffle it, change how songs flow, and the saved playlist stays exactly as it was.
04 · Stems
Load a multitrack and WotGig mixes it live, on Android or in the browser: on/off, level and pan for every stem, and the click in one ear if that's how you work. The mixer below is generated in your browser so you can hear how it behaves. Your own stems work the same way in the app.
Key and tempo are the Android-only part: there they apply to your recorded audio, with formant correction so a vocal still sounds like the singer. Here they're applied to a synthesiser, which is cheating, but it's honest cheating.
05 · Loudness
A mastered single, a rehearsal bounce and a karaoke stem pack don't arrive at the same volume. WotGig measures each track's integrated loudness (LUFS) and true peak, then sets a gain so it lands near your target without pushing past the ceiling.
06 · Songs
Lyrics, chords, timings, sections, charts, click, routing and loudness all live with the track. They come with it to Stage, to Follow, to the band's library, and into an export.
Title, artist, key and artwork, plus a type that colours the row so you can scan a long list: Backing, Original, Demo or Multitrack.
Type or paste them, or import timed lyrics or a ChordPro file. Chords sit above the syllable they land on. Settings holds links to lyric and chord sites, so the editor can search them for the song you're working on.
{title: Open Road} {key: C} [C]Morning light a[G]cross the floor [Am]Take one step and [F]find the door # chords in brackets, right where they change
Press play and tap each line as it arrives. With Chain next on, the editor moves down the page for you. Those times drive the highlight on Stage and on every follower's screen.
Tap A at the start, B at the end, name it. On Stage, jump to the next region or loop the one you're in, which is handy for drilling a solo or stretching a vamp while the bride finds her shoes.
Set the tempo or detect it, place beat one, and add a count-in of 1, 2 or 4 bars. The click and count-in each have their own volume and can go to the left ear, the right ear or both.
Send a song to the left channel, the right channel or both. Useful when one side of the desk feeds your in-ears and the other feeds front of house.
Shift a song's chords without touching the audio, for example when the track has been re-pitched or you're reading it for a different instrument. It stacks with your instrument and capo settings.
The measured level, the gain applied and the settings it was measured against travel with the song. Trim on Stage stays temporary unless you choose to keep it.
Attach a chart, a horn part or a note to self, and open it full screen on Stage. The performance doc holds lyrics, chords and colour-coded cues, and you can show or hide it per song.
As many genres and tags as you need, plus a title colour, so "first dance", "no-swear version" or "needs the horn section" are one filter away.
Made a new backing track for a song you already set up? Copy the lyrics, chords, timings and regions across from the old version instead of starting again.
Retire a song without deleting it. Archived songs drop out of lists, can be restored or deleted for good from Settings, and don't count towards the free plan's six songs.
07 · Everything
Every feature, grouped under the app's four tabs. Search it.
MP3, WAV, M4A and similar from the device. Choose to keep them local as they come in.
A WotGig zip: audio plus lyrics, chords, timings, regions and settings in one file.
Build a stem song from up to eight files, plus an optional stereo mix for older browsers.
Titles and artists, and optionally the original file name. Filter by type, genre, tag and where the audio is.
Act on everything a search found:
in bulk.
What each row shows: artwork, title layout, genres, tags.
Check a song without touching Stage.
Change key and speed while it plays. Formant keeps a voice natural after a key change.
Send a song to the top or the bottom of tonight's queue.
Keep a song on this device, or leave it in the cloud and fetch it when needed.
Named sections for jumping and looping.
Typed, pasted, or imported as timed lyrics or ChordPro.
Tap along to set when each line arrives.
Charts, parts and notes, opened full screen on Stage.
Bring lyrics, chords, timings and regions across from another version.
Set or detect, and place beat one.
1, 2 or 4 bars, with its own volume and ear.
Left, right or both.
Per song, on top of instrument and capo.
Measured level and the gain applied.
Out of the way, not deleted.
Name a set and pick its songs, or save one straight from a search.
Add, remove, and hold and drag songs into order.
Group sets however you work: weddings, corporate, duo, residency.
One tap downloads every song in the set to this device.
Hand a set to a dep: a zip of the audio, or a full bundle with charts and timings.
For the whole playlist, and per song.
A gap of a few seconds, or an overlap.
Load the whole set as tonight's queue.
Show a QR code or copy a join link for the device running the gig.
Scan the QR in WotGig, or open the link in any browser on the same network.
Each follower sets their own font size, colours and transposition.
One line at a time, large.
The page moves with the song and holds the current line in place.
The whole song on one screen. The highlight moves, the page doesn't.
Set in Settings › Lyrics.
Keep tonight's order for next time.
For the queue, and per song.
Show or hide it.
For tonight, or saved.
Google or email.
What followers see.
Choose which six stay in the cloud if a subscription ends.
Request it from the app.
Storage and downloads used, and what's left.
Restore, or delete for good.
After a subscription ends.
With or without metadata.
Write minors as m, min or −, and majors as maj, M or Δ.
B♭, E♭, F and others.
Used by the lyric editor to look a song up.
Your own shortcuts, such as a backing-track store.
With visibility, volume and pan for each slot.
Leave it off for rehearsal, on for the gig.
1 to 72 hours, or clear them now.
Send them back to cloud-only to free space.
08 · Where it runs
One account, one library. Tracks, lyrics, chords, PDFs and playlists you add on a laptop turn up on the tablet, the phone and the band's screens.
A phone or tablet you already own. Everything the browser does, plus live pitch and tempo, and hosting Follow.
A PC, a Mac, an iPad, a borrowed phone. The same library, wherever you are.
There's no iPhone or iPad app yet. Apple devices use the browser. Full device and browser details.
09 · The band library
A shared library. The owner invites members and decides who can edit and who can download.
Members work in the owner's storage and download allowance. They don't need their own subscription to use it.
Instrument and capo are personal settings, so one chart reads correctly for the guitarist, the sax and the keys.
Export songs, bundles, or everything with or without metadata. If a subscription ends, you get 60 days to take your files.
10 · Pricing
Paid plans are bought in the Android app through Google Play. The website never charges you.
$0
Try it on a real set. No card.
$2.50 / month
or $30 a year
Full details, a storage calculator, and what happens if you stop paying →
Start in the browser today. The Android app is in a closed test on Google Play. If you play to tracks regularly and want to take part, email us and say what you play.
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