Bring your own audio
Import audio you have the right to use and play it back inside the app. SongMap works with the material you already rehearse with, not a catalog it hands you.
Put every rehearsal note exactly where it belongs.
SongMap is a focused rehearsal workspace: import audio you have the right to use, play it back, and pin notes to the exact moments they describe — so the note and the music never drift apart.
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Notes anchored to the music
Pinned to the moment
A rehearsal note attaches to a precise timestamp in the track, so it stays glued to the exact passage it describes instead of living in a separate list.
One focused workspace
Playback and annotation share a single workspace. Reviewing a track and reading its notes is one activity, not a juggle between a player and a notes app.
Rehearsal work that stays on your device
Local sessions
Imported audio and rehearsal annotations are kept on your devices under the current product plan — your working material stays your own.
Made for repeat listening
Rehearsal means returning to the same passages again and again. Timestamped notes take you straight back to the moment that needs work.
Your audio, your rights
SongMap does not supply music. It is built for audio you have the right to use, and it leaves the question of what to practice entirely to you.
Pre-release availability
SongMap is in active development for iPhone and iPad and is not yet available to download, so this page intentionally provides no App Store offer, price, or promised launch date. The free and paid split has not been published yet; once it is finalized, this page will state plainly what is free and what an optional Lifetime Access unlock — a one-time purchase, no subscription — would include.
Maker note
Why notes belong on the timeline, not in a notebook
Rehearsal notes written in a notebook decay fast — "watch the entry after the bridge" means nothing three weeks later. Pinning a note to the exact timestamp keeps its meaning attached to the sound itself, and replaying the passage brings the note back with it. That single decision — the timeline is the notebook — is what SongMap is built around.
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What exactly is SongMap?
A focused rehearsal workspace for iPhone and iPad. You import your own audio, play it back, and pin rehearsal notes to precise timestamps in the track.
What audio can I use?
Audio you have the right to use. SongMap does not include a music catalog or streaming service — it works with material you import yourself.
Where do my audio and notes live?
On your devices. Imported audio and rehearsal annotations are kept locally under the current product plan.
What will it cost?
Pricing has not been announced. If SongMap ships with a paid unlock, it will be Lifetime Access — a one-time purchase, no subscription — and this page will document the exact free and paid split once it is finalized.
When can I download it?
Not yet — SongMap is an active pre-release project, and this page deliberately shows no App Store badge, offer, or price. It ships when it meets the studio bar, and no launch date is promised here.