All your setlists.
One music stand.
Chords, scores and setlists for Android. You prepare a setlist once and you find it ready: the one for the choir, the one for the gig, the one for the lessons. All on the phone, with no account.

No network, no account
Open it and play
Your songs are already on the phone. No signal to look for, no password to remember.
Key and capo
They stay where you put them
Every setlist keeps its own: the same song can be in two different keys on two different nights.
Two notations
Use the one you know
Anglo-saxon (A, B, C) or Latin (Do, Re, Mi). It changes the spelling, not the key.
Open format
Your files open elsewhere too
ChordPro and plain text. If you stop using Leggio, your songs stay readable.
What Leggio does.
You prepare your songs when you have time, and you open them when you don't.
Setlists and folders
A setlist is the order of one event, decided once and found ready. Songs are reordered by dragging them, the way you used to move the sheets.
Above the list there is a row of folders: one tap filters the setlists. The same setlist can be in more than one folder.


Bring in the songs you already have
The web search is on Ultimate Guitar. A photo of a paper sheet is read on the phone: nothing goes out over the network.

Live mode
One button at the bottom right opens key, auto-scroll and next song. The rest of the interface goes away, so you never look for a menu with your hands busy.

Two ways to edit
They are the same song. You switch view whenever you want, and you insert chords from a bar, without switching keyboard.


Import from another app
Is your library already somewhere else? A SongBook Pro backup imports, key and capo included. For other formats, send me what you have.
Write to meYour songs stay on the phone.
Songs, edits and setlists live in the storage of the app, not on a server of mine.
Export as ChordPro
A .zip with one .cho file per song, in folders by artist. Plain text, that you can open without Leggio.
Diagnostics you can turn off
Crashlytics sends me crashes, nothing else. It can be turned off in the settings.
- No account, no password.
- Repertoire, editor and live mode work with no connection.
- Web import, album covers and crash reports are the only parts that connect.
I am looking for musicians who really try it.
I am testing Leggio on Android, and I need people who use it while playing, not people who open it once. It arrives from Google Play like a normal update.
You need a phone or tablet with Android 8.0 or newer. There is nothing to pay and you can stop whenever you want.