Updates
News, updates, and notes from the people who build StageRally.
Setlist apps compared (October 2026): StageRally, BandHelper, OnSong and Stage Friend
An honest comparison for gigging bands, as of October 2026. Where live follow already exists, what BandHelper and OnSong do better, and how the StageRally live set stays on the device when the connection drops.
Read more →Church production teams: one setlist for worship, FOH, and broadcast
How StageRally keeps your worship team, sound booth, and broadcast crew on the same song: even when your church runs a full production install.
Read more →Best iPad setlist app for live bands (2025)
What to look for in an iPad setlist app for stage use: offline mode, foot pedal support, band sync, and why StageRally is built for gigging musicians.
Read more →Setlist app for worship teams and church bands
How worship teams use StageRally to sync lyrics, chords, and song order across every musician: without printing new sheets every Sunday.
Read more →Managing your repertoire as a singer: why a setlist app makes your life easier
From scattered notes to an organized repertoire. How a setlist app like StageRally helps you as a solo singer.
Read more →The best setlist app for wedding bands
Why wedding bands need more than a printed setlist: and how StageRally keeps singers, keys, and the rhythm section on the same song all night.
Read more →Your setlist on every device: no installation needed
StageRally works in the browser on iPad, iPhone, Android and laptop. Nothing to install. Offline mid-show, the live set keeps running and sync picks up again when you are back online.
Read more →StageRally is live: start free with Soundcheck
StageRally has officially launched. Create a free account with Soundcheck and manage your setlists on any device.
Read more →5 setlist problems every musician knows
From disappearing paper setlists to wifi-free venues: five familiar problems and how a digital setlist app solves them.
Read more →Why I built StageRally
The personal story behind StageRally: from paper setlists and WhatsApp chaos to an app built for the stage.
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