THE TRACK KEEPS PLAYING WHEN YOU OPEN THE SONG. If you play a song's track from the setlist or from the band's repertoire and open the song in rehearsal, it no longer stops: it keeps playing on the stand. While it plays, the list shows “Playing” or “Paused”; tap it to open the track and pause it. When you leave the screen, it stops. ALERTS ARRIVE IN YOUR LANGUAGE. Setlio notifications (you were scheduled for an event, your role changed, the attendance reminder and more) reach you in your app language, even if the sender uses another one. The attendance reminder also shows the event date in your language. CHECK OFF YOUR PRODUCTION TASKS. If you are assigned a task in an event's Production checklist, you can now mark it done even if you are not organizing the event, and your name stands out. If two people check off their tasks at the same time, they no longer erase each other's check. And when you assign a task, two members with the same name are told apart by their role. TRACKS AND FILES IN YOUR LIBRARY. Every arrangement you saved has “Tracks and files”: keep the links to your tracks there (rehearsal audio, a tracks folder or a Stage package). They are only yours and are not published with the arrangement. Also: · In the monthly plan, someone with two roles on the same day reaches the event with both. · Reporting a message on the band board asks first and is sent only once. · “Undo” no longer erases what you wrote afterwards: when formatting in the chart editor and when splitting a block in the Builder. In the monthly roster, “Undo” restores the change in the month where you made it. · When you duplicate an event, the date is in your language, and the suggested date no longer lands a day early when daylight saving time changes. · The Events calendar shows the day's date in your language. · With large text, the notices at the top (including notification banners and concert mode notices) show in full, and the screen reader announces them. · With the screen reader, while something is saving the screen below can't be tapped, and what is happening is announced.

THE BACKING TRACK PAUSES AND MOVES. “Pause” no longer sends the track back to the start: “Resume” picks up where it was. Skip back or forward 10 seconds, or drag the bar to the part you want to practice. It's there when you open a song's backing track, in the setlist or in the band's repertoire, and on the stand, in rehearsal mode. YOUR ARRANGEMENT, IN THE SONG THAT'S ALREADY THERE. If you save a public song that's already on Setlio, with the same title and artist, your arrangement is added to that song instead of creating another copy, and we tell you which one. That way your band and the community find all the arrangements together. And an arrangement you add to someone else's song now reaches the cloud; if something stops it, we let you know instead of calling it published. WITH LARGE TEXT. If you use your phone's large text, every notice in the app shows in full and scrolls when it doesn't fit. So do several panels, the buttons with labels, “My Bands”, the chord editor's preview and the “Forgot your password?” screen. ON TABLETS. Panels that open from the bottom and stretched from edge to edge now keep their width, and they adjust when you rotate the tablet. Also: · In Discover, search, “New in the community” and the arrangement of the week open the song you tapped, and search no longer hides songs that share a name with another. · In the band's repertoire, “Artists” groups each artist even when the name is written differently (capitals, accents or spaces). · If you paste the example lyrics from the formatting help, the wizard tells you before saving them as your song. · Lyrics with lots of unclosed brackets no longer freeze saving, the stand or search. · Importing a PDF no longer hangs: if a file takes too long, it stops and tells you. · Offline, online search asks you to check your connection instead of saying it didn't find the song. · “Notify the team” and the program item editor ask before discarding what you typed, and the “Notify the team” suggestions now show in full. · If the backing track fails mid-song, we tell you. · From a band, “Restore original structure” no longer talks about “this event”.

IMPORT YOUR CHART FROM A PDF. The chord editor has a new “PDF” button. It reads a Secuencias or MultiTracks chart with each chord over its syllable, and also a songbook (you pick the song from a searchable list), a Word document, a printed page or a chart made in Canva. If the PDF is a scan, the text is recognized on your phone. It brings in the lyrics with their chords and, when the PDF has them, the key, the tempo and the time signature. Check it before saving: the song starts private and you decide whether to publish it. THE MONTHLY PLAN, EVEN WITH ONE BAND. “My bands’ monthly plan” now shows up even if you only have one band; it's at the top of Bands. And on the calendars, the dot that marks something on a day no longer covers the date. WHAT'S YOURS STAYS. Editing your song with the wizard no longer removes its favorite, its sheet music or its place in Recent, and it opens in your version's key. “Restore arrangements” no longer wipes the favorites of the ones you already had, and it tells you when you're offline. The song and band wizards now ask before discarding what you typed. ON THE STAND. The bridge to the next song shows in your language and with the chords you play for your capo. It also shows in the preview, and it no longer appears at the end of the setlist, where it led nowhere. Also: · A song shared in the community or in Discover opens that artist's song, not another one with the same title. · “My reports” shows everything you've sent us, with our replies. · Sheet music follows its version: switching versions shows that version's own, and “Delete” or “Replace” act on the one in front of you. · “Check for update” no longer undoes itself. · A lyric line that happens to start like a section name no longer disappears or splits the section in two. · The email verification notice fits on small screens and with large text. · “Add to an event”, in a collection, no longer offers events that already happened. · Your band's description shows on its profile.

COMMUNITY. Setlio now has a place to talk with other musicians. On Home, next to Discover, there's Community: share your event's setlist (only the songs and their artists travel; not the venue, the date or your team), ask a question, leave a tip or describe your setup. Reply, like, filter by type, and check «Community pulse» for what's most active. Tapping a song in a setlist opens it. Every post and reply can be reported, and you can block anyone you'd rather not read. CHARTS FROM THE WEB. The chord editor has a new “Web” button: it opens the site INSIDE Setlio so you can find your song and tap “Import this page”. And you can still paste a link under “URL”. If a site won’t let you select the text, turn on reader mode. Chords written the Brazilian way (C7M) now read as a single chord. DRESS CODE. When you create or edit an event, pick the style (formal, semi-formal, casual, all black, all white or your own) and the colour of each garment. You see it on a figure, and your band finds it on the event's Info tab. ORGANIZING TOGETHER. The band's founder and admins now come in as co-organizers on every new event: no more granting the same person permission event after event. Under «VIP Team» you can still change it for a single event. EVENTS. The «this event already happened» notice was showing to band members on events that haven't happened yet, and it hid the button to ask for a role on a song. Not anymore. Editing an event no longer wipes its Call Time, its time is actually saved, and changing the date notifies the band again. Leaving the create-event wizard no longer throws away what you typed. SETLIST, LIBRARY AND VERSIONS. When you build a band's setlist you can now search YOUR library, also when improvising live. Your own arrangement of a song someone else uploaded finally saves to the catalog. A song's versions show in a clear list, and the detail tells you how many different chords it uses. ON THE STAND. Changing sections with a pedal now marks the section and sends it to the band. The text size you set by pinching is saved. Chords are spelled the way their key spells them (in B flat you won't see «A#» next to a chip that says «Bb») and the staff in the song detail is drawn in the key your instrument reads. Also: · A lyrics-only PDF of a song, no chords; and the setlist PDF carries the date in its file name. · In the metronome, «+» saves the current tempo as a shortcut. · Notifications for announcements, suggested songs and tasks make a sound now. · You no longer end up twice in your band when joining with your own code or link. · Searching by lyrics stopped returning almost your whole library: the right song comes first. · Medleys show their parts in both repertoires, with each part's key. · In the setlist, the bridge between two songs now follows the key when you change it on either one, even if you typed the bridge yourself. · With the app in English or Portuguese a few Spanish strings were left behind, Master Class mode among them. Fixed.

This release brings three things you asked for through the in-app inbox. A song's lyrics and chords can now be edited for your band without touching the original. Whoever manages the band changes, say, the intro chord, and everyone sees it that way in the stage view. And if one event needs a different tweak, the organizer changes it for that event only. Your notes and pen marks follow their section, and you can go back to the band's version or the original at any time. If you lead more than one band, you now see every band's monthly plan in a single calendar: one mark per band on each date, how many spots are covered, and which days are already events. It lives in the Bands tab, next to Join, once you have two or more bands. Tap a row to open that band's plan. And for trumpet, clarinet, saxophone and horn: pick your instrument in the stage view and the chord chart shows the key you read in, while the band keeps seeing concert pitch. It works like the capo. Also: · The staff chords in the song detail now follow the key: when you transpose from the stage view, the notes move with the key signature, and the detail refreshes when you come back. And if you play bass, the scale and the chords can be read in bass clef: pick the clef on the card, or keep Bass as your instrument in the stage view and it switches on its own. · Exporting the setlist to Apple Music no longer loads forever: if you have no subscription or library sync is off, it tells you. · The app and the stage view feel smoother when scrolling and switching songs.

If you read from a tablet, the stage view changes quite a bit in this release. You can now shrink the text and the song lays out in three columns, so you see more music without scrolling. At normal size it stays at two, just like before. And we fixed something that got in the way while you play: scrolling hid the title and the song was laid out again, so the ending jumped to another page mid-read. It now stays where you left it. Also: · Your pen notes stay on their word even when you turn the text size up. They used to slide off the screen with no way left to erase them. Notes you already had stayed as they were: draw them once more and you are set. · Menus no longer hide their last option when you use large text. Remove from setlist, the 12/8 time signature and sorting by Key are reachable again. · “Listen on Spotify” opened a page that doesn’t exist for many songs. It now opens the song, or a search if there is no link.

Paste lyrics from the web and stop fighting a wall of text: the Split button breaks them into sections with one tap, and from there you reorder, repeat or rename them like in any other song. And on stage you can now turn off Show lyrics and keep the chords alone: they gather together and evenly spaced, instead of scattered wherever a syllable used to be. For whoever plays without singing. Also: · The play button moved to the corner and no longer covers the last lines of the song. · If you create an event nobody else can see, the app tells you right then, not on Sunday. · Format now says what it changed and offers Undo, in case that wasn't what you wanted. · We let you know when we resolve your report or suggestion. · The tutorial and 38 more texts stop speaking only Spanish: the app now reads fully in English and Portuguese. · A repertoire song's tag moved into Configure Song: tag, energy and status in a single menu. · Remove from band is no longer offered to people who can't delete it.

Setlio has a new icon. If you're coming from the previous version, you'll see the old one turn into it when the app opens. You can now build each song's structure. Reorder, repeat or drop sections —for a single event or for the whole band— without touching the original song. Repeats travel with their block, and your notes and drawings follow their section even when you move it. And your key is back where you left it: the transposition you saved now reaches the stage view when you open from "Continue" or from your recents, and in the repertoire the band's key wins, not your library's. Also: · The setlist PDF comes out right again: it exports even with unsaved changes, and every chord sits above its syllable instead of stuck to the word. · The intro transposes too. Chord-only lines —intro, interlude, ending— now change key along with the rest of the song. · Members of a new event no longer land stacked in the center of the stage: each one starts in their own spot, and you arrange them from there. · From the band profile you can open a member's schedule and adjust their spot in each event's lineup. · The harmony lab and passing chords now work in English and Portuguese. · In the chord dictionary, the bookmark finally opens your favorite chords and the octave selector tells you which register it plays in. · If you use large system text, the app grows with you: carousels, navigation and cards stop getting clipped, and fields say their name out loud. · "Create my version" no longer opens blank from the song detail.

You can now send a reminder to someone on the team. From an event, remind the people you pick —"drummer, remember to watch the tutorial"— and it arrives as a notification, plus it stays in their bell. And the setlist PDF prints in two columns: almost twice as much per page. A setlist that took 11 pages now takes 7. You choose it when exporting, and it also applies to a single song PDF. Also: · You can read the song as a sheet: a new switch on the stand removes the section cards and leaves the lyrics flowing with the chords in color. · If your team doesn't split payments, you can now hide the event's Finances tab from Settings. It deletes nothing. · The help center is now in English and Portuguese —all 49 articles— and its search now finds what you type without accents. · Editing your songs now shows up on every tab of your library, not just My arrangements. If the arrangement is someone else's, the app offers to create yours. · The vocal range test no longer hands you a voice type as if it were a verdict: it says which one your range resembles, and you can pick your own. · On iPad, sharing the setlist, an arrangement or a backup works again. · A dot on the Suggestions tab tells you how many are waiting for your decision. · Reordering the setlist and stepping through sections with a pedal are now where you were looking for them. · Fixes to lyrics imported by link, to the tutorial icons, and to the PDF of events with a half-filled lineup.

We listened to your reports about Monthly Planning: · One person can now cover two roles in the same service. If you play guitar and also set up the sound board, the app allows it and tells you where else that person is booked that day. · Pick each role's icon. If your drummer runs the tracks, give it the drum one: it shows up in the image you share with the group too. · With more than one time slot, you can now group the dates by service and see at a glance who covers the morning one all month long. · The setlist PDF no longer drops intro sequences, and the date and venue stopped getting cut off. · Community search now finds what it used to miss. Typing two words like "Mi Dios" only searched for one of them, so the song could stay hidden even when it was there. Now it searches the whole phrase.

Setlio 2.1 MONTHLY PLANNING The sheet you used to build in Excel and tape to the wall, now in the app. In your band profile: rows of roles, columns of services, and who covers each one. Reorder roles, add the ones you're missing, put several people on the same role, and share it to the group as an image. If you want, create that date's event right from there. It closes by telling you how many times each person is on and which role is still uncovered. RUN OF SHOW In the Info tab: welcome, scripture reading, sermon, offering… the full order of service, and who leads each part. Duplicating the event copies the program with it. THE TRACK, FOR THE WHOLE BAND If the band has a track, only the organizer used to see it. Now the whole team sees and plays it, and it plays on the stand while you read the chords (in rehearsal). THE PDF PRINTS THE KEY IT ANNOUNCES The header said one key while the chords printed in another. Not anymore. And when you export you pick which arrangement and which key it prints in, without touching the one you use every day. YOUR MONEY, IN YOUR CURRENCY Pick from 19 currencies in Finances: the fee, expenses and split all show the right symbol and decimals. The net —what's left after expenses— now leads over the gross, and your band's total no longer adds pesos to dollars. EVERYONE'S ROLE If your instrument said "Instrument", it can finally be changed. It was happening to 538 people. IMPROVISE, WITH OR WITHOUT INTERNET The song you add live now reaches the whole band's music stand. And if the venue has no signal, your band joins your phone by scanning a QR code — no more dictating the address. ALSO · The Info tab is now ordered by the question it answers, with "Your part" at the end. · The live session counter counts people, not devices. · Planning the month no longer creates events unless you ask, and it respects your plan's limit. · Two people planning the month at once no longer erase each other's work.

Setlio 2.0 YOUR READING SPEED The lyrics no longer scroll at the BPM. Now you choose how fast you want to read —from 0.5× to 3×— and it's saved for that song. Before, reading slower meant lowering the song's tempo, which changed it for the whole band (drummer's metronome included). Not anymore. "THE CHORUS GOES THREE TIMES" In the event setlist, mark how many times each block repeats. It shows next to the section name and the whole band sees it on stage. It lives in the event, because the arrangement changes every Sunday. YOUR TRACK AND YOUR CHORDS, TOGETHER In rehearsal mode, play your backing track without leaving the lyrics. If the song has several tracks, you pick — and changing the key no longer swaps it on you. WHO READ YOUR MESSAGE In your band and event chats, tap the little faces under your last message to see who has read it and who hasn't. REMIND THEM, NO CAP The button to ask for attendance confirmation now reaches the whole team, however big the band. YOUR REPORTS, IN FULL If you wrote to us, you now see the whole conversation —not just the last message— under Settings → My reports.

Setlio on your computer Go to setlio.web.app with the same account —email, Google, Apple, or by scanning a QR with your phone— and there's your library, your collections, the search and the stand. Typing lyrics and chords with a full keyboard, watching the preview right beside you, stops being Sunday's heavy lifting. "What's the one that goes…?" Search now looks INSIDE the lyrics too. Type the bit you remember and the song shows up, with the exact line quoted underneath so you can confirm it's that one. It searches the songs you already have saved: your library and your band's repertoire. Pick who plays, and what each one plays When you create the event —and afterwards too, if Sunday changes— you choose by photo who's in. And in the Info tab you give each one their role for the day: backing vocals, bass, keys… or write the one you need (trumpet, sound, camera). We let them know, so they show up knowing what for. Two columns on your tablet Turn it on from the stand and the lyrics split into two columns. Move however you like: scroll with your finger or jump page by page with the arrows and pedal — and it can advance on its own at the song's BPM. One track for every key Your repertoire now holds several tracks per song, one per key. If "Way Maker" dropped from G to F, you add the new one without deleting the old — and the setlist plays the one that matches the key you're actually playing in. Your pencil notes stay put The pencil never actually saved anything — a cleanup wiped them on every launch. Now they stick to their section, even if you change the text size. The community saves you the typing Once you fill in the title and move on to the artist, if someone already uploaded that song we offer it with its chords. One tap and it's yours, without writing it. The setlist reorders on purpose Dragging now lives behind a "Reorder" button, so a song no longer slides away while you scroll. And with the gesture freed up, long-pressing a song finally opens its actions.

A brand-new tuner: needle-style meter, your strings on their headstock, and alternate tunings (Drop D, half step down and more). It also tunes more accurately. Found a chart with wrong chords? Flag it from the song menu — it deletes nothing, it just queues it up to be fixed. Each song's icon opens Spotify, Apple Music, Deezer or YouTube. Nashville mode fixed: the numbers were wrong in nearly every key. Your name stays on your songs, even if your arrangement gets corrected.

You no longer need to know "the format" to add a song. • Build it in blocks. Verse, chorus and bridge are cards: type, drag, done. Not a single bracket. • Tap a word to add its chord. We suggest the ones in your key, it lands on the right syllable, and you can put several on one word. • Leave notes for your band inside the song: "guitar only", "x2", "drums come in". They stay visible even when the section is collapsed. • See who read your heads-up before rehearsal. And what you read on your phone shows as read on your tablet. Rather it didn't? Turn it off in Settings. • When the event is over, Setlio tells you how it went: what you played, how long it ran, which song got skipped and which key you changed on the fly. Nothing to fill in — the app was there. And your team can leave a note. • Your color, across the whole app. Chords darken or lighten themselves so you can read them from the stand, in any color and any light. • We fixed search: some songs wouldn't show up even though they were there (search "A danzar" — there it is). And accents no longer matter: "jesus" finds "Jesús". • Cleaner Messages: it now only shows real conversations.

Your library got a makeover! • Redesigned library: cleaner and clearer. Your profile photo gathers chats, notifications, bunker mode and settings into one button, and the "Continue" card takes you back to the last song you opened. • Lyrics no longer break under the chords: we rewrote how they're drawn — words flow whole, like a professional songbook. • Add several songs at once: multi-select when building setlists and repertoires. • Playing live? See your connected team: who's in the session (with their photo) and who's missing. • Jump to any song in the setlist by tapping the counter in the header — no dragging the band through the ones in between. • Want the app to take you to the verse or chorus the leader is on? Turn it on anytime; it's optional for each musician. • Redesigned concert mode tools panel, and the sync menu now explains what each mode does. • Steadier metronome (downbeat accent) and various fixes. Thanks for making music with Setlio!

Setlio now projects your lyrics! • Projection Mode: connect your phone to a projector or TV and show ONLY the lyrics —clean and large— so everyone can sing. The controls stay on your phone; the room never sees a menu. • Bring the background to life: 40 video backgrounds, gradients or your own image, with adjustable text color and size. • No cable? Use another phone, a tablet or a laptop (setlio.web.app/pantalla) as the screen, paired with a code. • Playing live? The projection follows the leader —song and key change on their own— and keeps going even if the internet drops. • Find any song instantly: searching your library now also surfaces community songs, no buttons. • Better chord sound, smoother notifications and various fixes. Thanks for making music with Setlio!

Your concert mode, sharper than ever • 14 chart typefaces: pick the one you read best on the stand — from classic to handwritten — looking identical on any phone. • Tap any chord and own it: now you see its INVERSIONS (G, G/B, G/D) with exact piano keys and real guitar shapes. • Hear it before you play it: new ▶ button that plays with your chosen instrument — strummed guitar, bass or piano — in the selected inversion. • Pick the piano register: low, middle or high. • Redesigned guitar diagrams: barre as a bar, real string gauges and fretboard markers — readable at a glance. • Unified tools menu: live actions, notation and appearance in one panel; themes apply instantly and text size has a slider. • The song key always visible (already transposed), with a heads-up if you're in a different key than your band. • Your favorite instrument is remembered across the app. • Fixed an unexpected crash when opening certain chords, plus dozens of polish details. Thanks for making music with Setlio!

Your concert mode, sharper than ever • Tap any chord and own it: now you see its INVERSIONS (G, G/B, G/D) with exact piano keys and real guitar shapes. • Hear it before you play it: new ▶ button that plays with your chosen instrument — strummed guitar, bass or piano — in the selected inversion. • Pick the piano register: low, middle or high. • Redesigned guitar diagrams: barre as a bar, real string gauges and fretboard markers — readable at a glance. • Unified tools menu: live actions, notation and appearance in one panel; themes apply instantly and text size has a slider. • The song key always visible (already transposed), with a heads-up if you're in a different key than your band. • Your favorite instrument is remembered across the app. • Fixed an unexpected crash when opening certain chords, plus dozens of polish details. Thanks for making music with Setlio!

Setlio's biggest update yet! • Fully revamped chat: photos, voice notes, reactions and replies, with a messaging design you already know. • Chats hub: every conversation (bands and events) in one place, with unread counts that update instantly. • Invite your band with a link or QR — musicians join in one tap. • Suggestions with votes: propose songs, vote, and the organizer decides. • "Who knows it?": track your setlist readiness song by song. • Event reminders your way: from 1 week to 30 minutes before, even offline. • Voice studio: record yourself singing your part over the other two and hear yourself in the choir mix. • Duplicate events in two taps — perfect for your weekly cycle. • Renewed help center, more compact lists and dozens of improvements. Thanks for making music with Setlio!

Setlio is now FREE — every feature! • Everything unlocked: live concert mode, PDF export, stage plot, finances, logistics and more — free for everyone. Setlio Pro is now for higher limits. • Export your setlist to Apple Music: create the event playlist in one tap. • Redesigned Events screen: your next show up front, stats, and a clearer timeline. • New Calendar: see all your events by month and by day. • Better PDF export: accents and comments render perfectly. • Performance improvements and various fixes. Thanks for using Setlio!

What's new in this version: • Your bands, refreshed: we redesigned the My Bands screen, each band's detail page, and the agenda so they look cleaner, more modern, and easier to use. • Sharper photos: band and event covers now look crisper. • Up-to-date photos & names: your bandmates show their current photo and name. • Better chord sheets: add cues and notes anywhere in the lyrics —tap them to read the full text— plus improved chord-sequence detection. • Performance improvements and various bug fixes. Thanks for using Setlio!

• New: each day we highlight the latest song your band or the community added. • When adding a song, you now see its lyrics, chords and cover before picking a version. • Sheet music you upload now syncs across your devices. • Setlists now detect when a band song changes key (modulation). • Faster repertoire with support for large song lists.

Easier song import: paste a chart with the chords ABOVE the lyrics (or from a URL) and the app places each one over its syllable. Medleys: mark one song made of several. Final key: if a song changes key, the bridge to the next song respects it. Color-coded chord dictionary (a color per finger). Faster library, now with artist photos. Fixes and performance improvements.

1. Medleys: mark one song made of several. 2. Final key: if a song changes key, the bridge to the next song now respects it. 3. Color‑coded chord dictionary: a color per finger, note names, and the chord's notes. 4. Faster, more polished library: with artist photos; "Recent" opens lyrics & chords directly. 5. Fixes and performance improvements.