The core
A shared setlist, edited by everyone.
Add songs, drop in stage notes, and drag the whole order around. When the drummer reworks the opener, it's updated for the whole band — not buried in a voice note.
Every show you've ever played, finally in one place.
Rundown is where your band keeps its songs, its setlists, and the notes that keep a show together — shared by everyone in the band, on every device, from the first rehearsal to the last encore.
What it does
Built for the way bands actually run a show.
Not a music player. Not a notes app. The one thing that's always missing between a group chat and the stage: a shared, living setlist.
Shared
One song library
Every song lives in one place, ready to drop into any setlist. No more duplicate lists.
In the flow
Stage notes
Drop a note right where it matters — between songs, in the set, where you'd actually need it.
The smart part
Notes that travel per setlist
The same song can carry different notes in different shows. "Key change here" for the club set, "slow build" for the festival slot — each stays with its setlist.
The detail most bands miss
Your band
Invite by email, real roles
Bring in the new member with a link. Owners control what gets changed; everyone else keeps their hands on the setlist.
The point of it all
Every show, on record
One setlist per show. Go back months and remember exactly what you played, in what order, with what notes — because it's still there, not in someone's head.
The setlist is the one thing a band never gets wrong when it's shared — and the one thing that always falls apart when it isn't.
The editor
Arrange it like you'd play it.
Drag songs by the grip — or nudge them with the arrow buttons when your hands are busy. The order you set is the order the band plays.
- Drag to reorder — grab the grip and drop anywhere in the set.
- Move up / down — quick taps, no dragging required.
- Stage notes inline — add a comment right in the flow of the show.
Stage notes
Notes that know which show they're in.
A note belongs to a setlist, not a song. That means "slow the tempo" can live on your club set while your festival set keeps the song at full speed — both true at once.
- Per-song notes — attach a note to any song inside a setlist.
- Independent per set — the same song, different notes, different shows.
- Stage comments — free-form notes that sit between songs.
Ready when you are
Put the whole band on the same page — literally.
Create your band, add your songs, invite the band. Your first setlist is minutes away.