Sketch of a guitar amp — the amp that hums

tonight, and every rehearsal after

Your band,
connected

A band collaboration app for Windows: share the music, schedule the practices and the gigs, talk it over and learn all the parts - straight between your own machines, with no platform in the middle.

Made in the USA

A line drawing of a four-piece band on stage: guitarist, singer, drummer and keyboard player

Everything a band needs

but never has time to do!

Ring a bandmate

Video calls straight to each other, sealed end to end, with echo cancellation so you don't need headphones to hear them.

Schedule practice

A rehearsal can present a setlist straight out of the library. Share the date and the songs will travel with it, so nobody ends up with a playlist they haven't practiced.

Book the gig

Rehearsals and gigs on one calendar, each carrying the setlist you'll play - open the date and every song is right there.

Share the charts

Drop in a chord sheet, a tab or a rough mix, and press Share when it's ready for the band. It sends the real file, and it opens on the page built to read it.

Talk it over

Message the whole band or one person. A direct message exists only on the two machines it names - nothing relays it, and there's nowhere else it could sit.

Manage the recordings

Every take plays back against its own waveform, with a ten-band EQ underneath for the room you're actually listening in.

Seven tools that play along

try every one of them free for 7 days - on your own or with the band

Drums a kit you play by hand, velocity from where you hit

Guitar chord shapes, and chord sheets that play

Keyboard audition a part, read back a score

Looper up to four bars, sample-accurate

Metronome accent, beats per bar, tap tempo

Tab Player the neck lights up as it plays

Tuner pitch from the mic, to the cent

Try it free for 7 days Every feature How it works

Admit one

7 daysfree to try - no card

7tools that play along

0servers your songs pass through

No internetneeded in the rehearsal room

What it actually feels like

a few pages from the app

Band lounge

Everyone on the same page

Who's in, who's online, who's waiting at the door. Approve somebody, hand out admin or take it back, and their machine hears about it the next time you're both awake.

more about the band lounge →

BandPeer's Band page for a band called The Ferry Lights: the band drawn on its own color, ready for a photo, the bio, and the members - Marisol waiting to be let in with Approve and Decline beside her, Sam the owner on guitar and vocals, Priya an admin on drums

Library

Yours until you share it

Drag in a pile of files and each becomes its own row, filed by what's actually in it - a tab saved as .txt is still a tab. Nothing leaves your machine until you press Share, so a rough take stays a rough take. Chords open on the fretboard, tabs in the player, recordings in Tracks.

more about the library →

BandPeer's Library: a tab for each kind above a list grouped by kind, with the Low Tide recording selected and its details - shared, with Open and Open in Tracks - on the right

Tracks

Every take, against its waveform

Peaks, not averages, so a snare hit looks like one - with a ten-band EQ for the room you're actually listening in.

more about tracks →

BandPeer's Tracks page: a band's recordings grouped by album on the left; on the right a ten-band EQ with a volume fader, and the track Low Tide, its waveform played in orange up to 0:44 of 1:32

Live · every rehearsal