By instrument & situation
Guitar tabs you can read while standing up
Standing with a guitar strapped on is the worst possible position for touching a screen. You are behind the mic, the stand is at chest height, and both hands are on the instrument.
Turning from behind the guitar
Head shake and blink turning is designed for exactly this position. Nothing needs to be within arm's reach, and a pedalboard already full of stompboxes stays full.
Charts, tabs and lyrics together
Import PDFs of tabs, chord charts and lyric sheets into one library, and chain them into a setlist for the night.
Same charts as the rest of the band
Pro band sharing distributes agreed arrangements by scanned code, so the keys player is not reading a different version of the bridge.
Try it on your own scores
Import PDF scores, add annotations, build setlists and turn pages hands-free. StageMate is available for Apple devices and Android. Features, cloud services and Pro purchases differ by platform; check the current plan before buying.
Download for Apple devicesDownload for AndroidQuestions people ask
- Does it host a tab database?
- No, StageMate reads PDFs and images you import.
- Does it work with a phone on an amp?
- Yes, iPhone supports the same gesture turning.
- Can I use it with stage lights in my eyes?
- On TrueDepth devices, depth-based tracking copes better than plain video.