Chordasy

Tablet-ready workflow for rehearsals, worship teams, and live bands

Build your chart flow for the stage.

Chordasy brings library search, setlists, transpose, live annotation, cloud sync, and Band Mode sharing into one fast tablet workspace, plus a free online PDF transpose demo.

  • Import PDF, JPG, JPEG, and PNG charts
  • Share charts and messages across the band on the same network
Supports cloud library sync with
Organise Transpose Sync feature card
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Workflow

Organise, transpose, sync

Keep your charts, setlists, key changes, cloud library, and band sharing in one tablet-ready music workspace.

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Cloud

Connect your cloud library

Link Dropbox or Google Drive from inside the app, choose your chart folder, and refresh the library without leaving your workflow.

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Setlist

Build setlists fast

Create the running order, drag songs into place, and keep the whole set ready for rehearsal, worship, or live performance.

Organise your song library feature card
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Library

Organise your song library

Search local charts, browse cloud sources, import PDFs, and open the right song quickly from a tablet-friendly library layout.

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Transpose

Transpose keys instantly

Shift the key on the fly without leaving the chart, then use the free PDF transpose demo online to test the workflow before downloading the app.

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Band Mode

Share charts with the band

Send charts, messages, and files to connected members on the same network, even when they do not already have the song in their library.

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Live mode

Use it live on stage

Keep the chart full-size, switch tools quickly, and stay inside the performance flow while rehearsing or playing live.

Organizing Chart

Connect your cloud library feature card

Connect your cloud library

Link Dropbox or Google Drive from inside the app, choose your chart folder, and refresh the library without leaving your workflow.

Build setlists fast feature card

Build setlists fast

Create the running order, drag songs into place, and keep the whole set ready for rehearsal, worship, or live performance.

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Browse Your Library

Search local charts, switch between local and cloud sources, and open the right song quickly from a tablet-friendly library view.

Online PDF chord chart transpose, then full Android tablet workflow.

If you are looking for a way to transpose a chord chart PDF online, Chordasy gives you a free demo on the website and a complete Android tablet app for library management, setlists, cloud sync, and live annotation.

It is designed for worship teams, church musicians, band leaders, and rehearsal prep where songs need to be searchable, easy to reorder, and ready to share across the same local network.

After you test the free PDF transpose flow, you can move into the app for faster song browsing, setlist building, Dropbox or Google Drive libraries, and live performance controls on Android tablets.

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Sharing Chart, Messages and Set-list

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Share Charts With The Band

Send charts, messages, and quick notes to connected members on the same network so everyone can rehearse from the same set.

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Stay Ready For Live Performance

Keep charts readable, switch tools quickly, and stay inside the performance flow while rehearsing, leading worship, or playing live.

Why people use it

Made for worship teams, band leaders, and rehearsal prep.

Test the transpose workflow first

Visitors can try the PDF transpose experience on the website before downloading Chordasy for Android tablets.

Useful for real chord charts

Chordasy is built for chord chart libraries, live setlists, cloud folders, and on-stage annotation, not just one-off key changes.

Works with your rehearsal flow

After trying the demo, you can move into the app for setlists, Band Mode sharing, and full tablet performance controls.

Best fit

Who Chordasy is for.

Worship teams and church musicians

Keep chord charts organized by song title, key, and setlist order, then send charts to connected members during rehearsal or service prep.

Band leaders managing cloud libraries

Connect Dropbox or Google Drive folders, refresh the library, and keep local copies available when songs need to be opened quickly.

Musicians who need a free transpose starting point

Use the website to try a free online PDF transpose first, then decide if the full Android tablet workflow matches your weekly music setup.

Why it matters

Built for real rehearsal communication.

Send songs fast

Push a chart to connected members during rehearsal so everyone can open the same song quickly.

Share more than charts

Pass short messages and files when the band needs updates, reminders, or supporting material.

No shared login required

Members can receive what they need locally without signing into the same Dropbox or Google account.

FAQ

Answers that matter on rehearsal day.

Do all tablets need the same Dropbox or Google account?

No. If the receiving tablet does not already have the chart, Chordasy can receive the sent file and store it locally.

Does Band Mode use the internet?

Band Mode is designed for devices on the same local network. It does not require a Chordasy cloud server.

Can I use image charts too?

Yes. Chordasy supports PDF, JPG, JPEG, and PNG for viewing, annotation, setlists, and sending to members. Transpose is only for chord-based charts.

Download and support

Ready to build your next set in Chordasy?

Download the Android tablet version, try it in rehearsal, and support the project if it becomes part of your weekly workflow.

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