01Practice
Know what needs work
Let readiness and recent practice bring the right songs to the top.
Built for the whole band
Band practice,
organized.
Locked In gives your band one shared workspace for songs, readiness, rehearsals, setlists, gigs, contacts, charts, and show-day tools. Personal charts and a separate workspace for your own projects are there when you need them.
Shared band workspacePersonal chartsPersonal projects
- Workspace switcher
- Gig readiness
- Next rehearsal
- Practice priorities
01 One current plan for the whole band.
02 Personal charts stay yours.
03 Your own projects stay separate.
Everything in its place
From first run-through
to the downbeat.
A shared workflow for the practical details that turn a collection of songs into a prepared band.
02Library
Keep the library playable
Keep songs, keys, tempos, notes, and chart PDFs rehearsal-ready.
03Setlists
Build the set
Arrange the set, add cues, then move into a focused Live Mode.
Plan beyond the songs
Keep rehearsals, gigs, venues, and contacts close.
Bring the click
Open the metronome with saved song tempos ready.
Keep the band in sync
Share the current songs, setlists, events, and contacts.
Inside Locked In
From practice plan
to showtime.
Real screens show how the band’s current plan moves from the next rehearsal through the final song.
Practice Next
Work on what matters
Turn readiness and recent practice into the band’s next focused session.
Setlists Live Mode
Build the set. Run the show.
Arrange the shared order and cues, then carry keys, tempos, charts, and the click into a focused live view.Planner
Keep the plan—and the people—close.
Rehearsals, gigs, venues, and people stay connected to the band plan they support.
Built for the whole band
One band.
One current plan.
A shared band workspace keeps songs, setlists, readiness, rehearsals, gigs, and contacts current across members. Everyone works from the same plan while using the charts that work for them.
How workspaces fitA
One current plan
Shared songs, setlists, events, contacts, and readiness stay current for active members.
B
Personal charts stay personal
Use your own chart without replacing the band’s shared chart.
C
Your own projects, separate
Use the Personal workspace for independent songs, practice, setlists, and projects.
The band, in sync