Songs and folders

Each band has a song library — the page you see when you open the band. It’s where your songs live, optionally grouped into folders.

The library

At the top are the band name (with a Settings entry point and Set lists), a search box, and the + New folder and + New song buttons. Below them, the current folder’s contents:

• Folder cards show each subfolder and how many songs it contains.
• Song cards show the title, when it was last updated, and a quick summary — tempo, key, bar count, track count, and time signature.

Click a song card’s Open to jump into the editor; click a folder to go inside it.

Folders

Folders work like folders on your computer — a song lives in exactly one of them (or at the top level).

• Create one with + New folder.
• Navigate in by clicking a folder; a breadcrumb at the top shows where you are and lets you click back out.
• Rename or delete a folder from its menu.
• Folders can be nested several levels deep, which is plenty to organize an album, live sets, and a pile of riff ideas.

Deleting a folder is non-destructive to your music: any songs inside it simply move back to the top level rather than being deleted.

Moving songs

To move a song into a folder, either:

• Drag its card onto a folder card (or onto a breadcrumb crumb to file it there), or
• use the song’s Move to… menu to pick a destination.

Searching

The search box filters the songs by title as you type — instant, no waiting. It’s the quickest way to find a song in a large library.

Renaming and deleting songs

• Rename a song by editing its title (from the card menu, or from the title in the editor’s top bar).
• Delete a song with its trash icon. This is a soft delete — it goes to the band’s trash, not gone for good. You get a brief Undo option right after, too.

The trash

Deleted songs go to Settings → Trash, where they can be restored within a recovery window (about a week). After that, the trash is emptied automatically. Anyone can move a song to the trash; restoring is an owner/admin action.