Everything a band needs to keep a show together.
Rundown is small on purpose. It does a few things, and it does them well — the things a spreadsheet or a group chat just can't.
One setlist. Everyone in the band. Always current.
Create a setlist for each show and keep it in one shared place. Change the order, swap a song, drop a note — and it's updated for everyone, immediately. No "did anyone get the new list?" at 9:45 on a Friday night.
- A setlist per show — name it after the date and the venue.
- Shared live — edits land for the whole band, not just you.
- History you can return to — past shows are still there to look back on.
Your catalogue, once. Reuse it everywhere.
Every song your band plays lives in a single shared library. Add a song once, then pull it into any setlist you want — tonight's opener, the festival set, the acoustic version. See which setlists a song is in at a glance.
- Add each song once — no more copy-paste between shows.
- Drop into any set — the same song in as many shows as you need.
- See where it's used — open a song to find every setlist that plays it.
Arrange the show, and write down the tricky parts.
The setlist editor is where a show actually gets built. Reorder songs by dragging, and add stage notes exactly where they matter — between songs, or attached to a specific song in a specific set.
- Drag to reorder, or use the up / down buttons.
- Stage notes — free-form comments in the flow of the set.
- Per-song notes — key changes, tempo calls, "bass drops out."
The same song can carry different notes in different setlists — so "slow it down" on the club set never overwrites "full speed" on the festival slot.
In most tools a note belongs to a song, so it leaks into every show. In Rundown a note belongs to a setlist — the same song, two notes, both right.
Invite people in. Keep control where it belongs.
Bring in every member with an email invitation — no shared passwords, no screenshots of a group chat. Owners set the rules: who can invite, who can change what. Everyone else gets the setlist they need.
- Invite by email — a link they accept in one click.
- Owner & member roles — owners manage, members play.
- See who's in — the roster, with roles, on the band page.
That's the whole list. And it's all yours.
Set it up for your band in a few minutes. No credit card, no catch.