FOR GIGGING BANDS
Your whole set, locked. Even with a sub on bass.
The napkin setlist, the new player who half-knows the bridge, the song you haven’t played since March. Stranto keeps the whole band on the same map, every gig.
Get early access →We know the gig.
Everybody knows the song a little differently.
Your version has the extra chorus. The sub learned the radio cut. The count-in is a prayer.
The setlist is a moving target.
Scrawled on a napkin, changed in the van, audibled mid-show. Half the band finds out at the downbeat.
Charts are scattered to the wind.
Phones, a beat-up binder, a shared folder nobody updates. Nobody’s holding the same version.
What changes with Stranto
Build the set in the van
Speed Entry
Type a chart as fast as you think it. Reorder the set, drop in a last-minute request, done before load-in.
One count for the whole band
Universal Sync
Every player follows the same clock: intros, breakdowns, that extra chorus. The sub hits the bridge like they wrote it.
Bring your own charts
Interactive Assets
The charts and notes you already use become live and shared. No rebuilding your whole book.
How it works on gig night
Build the set
Whoever leads the band hosts. Type charts as fast as you think them, bring in the ones you already have, and reorder the set right up to load-in.
Bring the band in
Everyone joins free on the phone or tablet already in their gig bag, subs included. No plan to buy, nothing to install.
Count it off together
The master clock runs the set. Intros, breakdowns, the extra chorus: the whole band reads the same map and the same count, even on a song called from the floor.
Second set, someone yells a request
It’s a tune you last played in March, and half the band remembers it differently. You pull it up; everyone’s looking at the same map and the same count. Four-count in, and the bridge (the one everybody always fumbles) lands clean. The room has no idea it was a game-time call.
You sound rehearsed even when you’re not. One setlist, one count, one version of every song. Tight, every gig.
Questions bands ask
- Can a sub join without paying?
- Yes. Only the host carries a plan. Subs and the rest of the band play free, forever, on any device, and joining takes minimal setup, so the new bass player is reading your version of the song before the first downbeat.
- Can we change the setlist in the middle of a show?
- Yes. The host reorders the set or pulls up a request, and every player sees the same song at the same moment. Nobody finds out at the downbeat.
- Does it need Wi-Fi at the venue?
- Live sync needs an internet connection: it’s what keeps every device on the same master clock. We’re designing Stranto to stay dependable in real venue conditions, not just the rehearsal room.
- What devices does the band need?
- Whatever you already carry. Stranto runs in the browser on phones, tablets, and laptops, and every player follows the same workspace on the screen in front of them.