Open Source

Setlist

Your charts, in running order, on stage.

Concert reader on a tablet: a score beside Next page, Previous, and the upcoming song — On stage — Next page is always one tap away, and so is the next song

Setlist editor on a tablet showing three songs in running order with drag handles — Build the running order from your PDFs; hold a handle to reorder

Setlist home screen listing a saved setlist, marked Offline — Every set saved on the device — no account needed

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Built for the gig

Mid-set is the worst time to hunt through a folder of PDFs. Setlist puts your charts in playing order, then gets out of the way: swipe or tap to turn pages, and at the end of a song the same gesture takes you into the next one.

Jump to any song from the set picker, or step back to edit
Keyboard and page-turner pedal navigation
Attach an MP3 to a song to play, pause, and seek on stage
The screen stays awake for the whole set
Works on phones and tablets, in either orientation

Your files stay yours

Setlist opens your PDFs where they already live — no copies, no broad storage permission. It has no Internet permission, no account, and no cloud. Songs are saved for reuse across sets and searchable by title, artist, key, or tempo.

Platform Android 8.0+, phone & tablet

Distribution Direct APK via GitHub Releases

License MIT

Source GitHub

Download Setlist for Android →

Installing an APK outside the Play Store takes one extra step — here are installation instructions you can share with a bandmate. Or browse the source.