Building and organizing your songs.
Search by typing or by voice (tap the mic and just say it), and sort by title, artist, or date added. Each song row shows its artwork plus small badges: a pencil tip (handwritten notes), an orange note icon (tab image), a blue waveform (backing track), a colored dot (your tag), and the books it belongs to. Swipe left on a row to Edit or Delete. Long-press a row to set its color tag or book membership on the spot.
Books are named collections such as “Wedding Set” or “Sunday Service”, shown as a shelf above the library. Each has a color and an icon, and tapping one filters the list to it. Deleting a book never deletes its songs. Books sync with the web console.
Long-press the song, not the book. The menu that appears has a Books entry listing every book you have; tap one to put the song in it, and a checkmark shows it's a member. Tap again to take it out. A song can live in as many books as you like, and removing it from a book never deletes it from your library.
Six colors, yours to define, by band, by readiness, by set. The tag shows as a dot on the artwork, and the chips above the list filter by color with one tap.
.chordpro, .cho, and .txt files with inline [C] chords.After any import, QMe finds and attaches cover artwork automatically.
Pasted something messy? AI Clean Up strips ads, links, and junk, converts stray tab into chord names, adds section headers, and returns a clean chart. It uses your own Anthropic AI key (a one-time setup in Profile → AI Chord Generation, about a penny per song).
QMe stores each chord’s exact position over the words it’s played on, and keeps that alignment in the editor, on the teleprompter (even when long lines wrap at big text sizes), on the glasses, and in every export.