The whole song on one page, the way a band reads it. Flip to it from the lyrics at any time, even mid-song.
Tap Chart and the song turns into a chart: every section in its own box with its badge and name on the border, a song map of section badges across the top, and the Key, Tempo and Time in the corner. Tap Lyrics to go back to the scrolling prompter. QMe remembers which one you used last.
While the song plays, the line you are on lights up green, its section box is outlined, and the page follows you down. Tap any box, or any badge in the song map, to jump straight there.
Pick how the chords read. Numbers is the Nashville number system (1, 4, 5, 6m), Numerals is Roman numerals (I, IV, V, vi). Extensions are written small and raised, so a G7 in the key of G reads 1⁷, never "17".
The sun and moon button switches between a black page for a dark stage and a white page like paper. The A button turns on extra-large type, about 1.7 times the size in one column, for reading from the back of the stage.
The share button turns the chart into a PDF (white page, two columns, chords as you have them showing) and hands it to Messages, Mail, AirDrop, Files or Print. Great for the sub who is learning the set.
From a setlist, Send Charts (PDF) puts every song in the set into one PDF, a page per song, in set order.
On the web, the print button opens a clean white copy and your browser's print window, where you can print it or choose Save as PDF.
Tap the mic and a card shows what it is for: say the key you want the song in. Then just say it:
The chords change at once, in the lyrics and on the chart, and the new key is saved to the song.
Set 4/4, 3/4, 6/8, 2/4, 12/8, 5/4, 7/8, 9/8 or 2/2 on each song. It shows on the chart, sets the metronome, and shapes the count-in (a 6/8 song is counted in two).
Give a pedal button Lyrics / Chart to flip between the two hands-free. Next Section, Previous Section and Back to Top work on the chart too. See Foot Pedals.