You're Carrying the Song.
Carry It Eyes-Up.
The lead singer sets the emotional ceiling of the show. When the words are owned, your attention is free for the audience, the cues, the dynamics — and for leading the band. Lyricorize is the system that gets you there one rehearsal at a time. Free during beta, no credit card.
Less typing. More rehearsing.
Bring your playlist. Find the lyrics. Make it your set.
Screenshot your playlist in any music app and paste or upload the images. You can also start with a supported playlist link, a pasted song list, or a photo of your written set. Find song matches, choose the right artist, and look up lyrics across your set without copying every song by hand.
Screenshot it. Paste it. Review it.
Keep song titles and artists visible, then paste or upload up to five playlist screenshots. Review the extracted list and fix anything unclear. This works from images, so your music app does not need a direct playlist connection.
Find the right song and artist
Missing an artist? Review suggestions based on titles and genre clues from confirmed songs. Correct spelling, choose another artist, and confirm uncertain matches before lyric lookup.
Look up lyrics, then rehearse
Our integrated lyric search finds available versions across the set. Preview and accept the right lyrics, make your edits, and start practicing. Paste your own lyrics when a match is missing.
Apple Music playlist links are coming soon; screenshots and pasted lists offer another way to bring its songs. YouTube and image reading are being tested in beta; the importer shows their availability. Spotify requires a connected account and an accessible playlist. Streaming services supply song information; lyrics come from a separate lookup service. Availability and matching vary. Review before use; chords, keys, and arrangements are prepared separately.
Sound Familiar?
Every musician has been here. Lyricorize was built to solve it.
Blanking on the second verse mid-song
Staring at your phone the whole set
New songs every week and no system for learning them
Losing your place in lyrics during a live show
Printing lyric sheets that get lost or soaked
Knowing the melody perfectly but not the words
The Solution
A System Built for How Musicians Actually Work
Not another lyrics viewer. A memorization system with two modes that work together.
Practice · recall
Carry the Night
The Late Set · G · 112 BPM · 4/4
Chorus · try the words you cannot see
_____ ___ night __ _ melody
____ it back ____ it ____ __ free
____ the ____ light fades ____ view
I'll _____ ___ night ____ you
Try the slider. In your own practice session, you report needed help, uncertain, or clean recall. This demo saves no progress.
Practice Mode — For Rehearsal
Words disappear from your lyrics. You fill in the gaps from memory. Start easy and push harder each session — until you can recall every line without looking.
- Adjustable blanking from 10% to 100%
- Focus on sections you struggle with
- Regenerate blanks so you never memorize the pattern
Carry the Night
The Late Set · G · 112 BPM · 4/4
Chorus
Carry the night on…
Sing it back till…
When the last light…
I'll carry the night…
Your display. Your amount of help.
Perform Mode — For the Stage
Three display layouts — Scroll, Cards, and Static — each with adjustable support levels, font controls, and auto-maximize. Your settings persist per song, so every setlist entry is tuned to how you need it.
- Scroll, Cards, or Static multi-column view
- Support levels that reduce as you improve
- Auto-maximize font and smart column flow
- Per-song settings saved automatically
Add your first song and start practicing in under two minutes.
Start Memorizing FreeIn Rehearsal
Practice Until You Don't Need the Screen
Monday: build your setlist. Tuesday through Friday: practice with increasing blanking. By the weekend, you know the words — or you know exactly which lines still need work.
30% blanking
Get familiar with the words. Most lyrics still visible.
60% blanking
Your brain starts filling in real gaps. This is where recall builds.
90% blanking
Almost blind. If you can do this, you're ready for the stage.
On Stage
Your Setlist, Ready to Perform
Build your setlist once. Navigate through songs with swipe or keyboard. Autoscroll keeps pace with the music. Your audience sees a performer — not someone reading a screen.
Next Show · preparation
Friday at The Lantern
The Late Set · opening set · 4 songs
Open Road
Carry the Night
G · 112 BPM · chorus harmony cue
Stay a Little Longer
Last Light
Carry the Night is song 2 throughout this example. Confirm the arrangement, then publish the parts for this show.
Carry the Night
The Late Set · G · 112 BPM · 4/4
Chorus
Carry the night on…
Sing it back till…
When the last light…
I'll carry the night…
Your display. Your amount of help.
Setlists for Every Gig
Group songs for shows, rehearsals, worship sets, or open mics. Drag to reorder. Practice or perform the whole list in sequence.
3 Display Layouts
Scroll for classic flow, Cards for section focus, Static for multi-column readability. Choose the view that fits your stage and screen.
Autoscroll & Speed Controls
Auto-scrolls using iTunes duration data. Fine-tune speed with +/- controls. Per-song settings save automatically.
Swipe & Keyboard Navigation
Swipe between songs or use arrow keys. Each song remembers its own layout, font size, and support level.
Prepare for Offline Use
Download and verify your show on the device you will use. Streaming audio and leader following require internet.
Fast Song Setup
Search for a song, pull lyrics automatically, add key and tempo. Build your library in minutes, not hours.
Built for Every Kind of Musician
Solo Artists & Vocalists
You're the only one on stage. If you forget a word, there's no one to cover for you. Lyricorize makes sure that doesn't happen.
Band Vocalists & Frontpeople
You're leading the energy, not staring at a screen. Practice all week so you can be present with the crowd.
Worship Leaders & Teams
New songs every Sunday? Build your worship set, practice lyrics all week, and lead with confidence — not a monitor.
Gigging & Cover Musicians
50-song setlist for a 4-hour gig? Organize your catalog, practice the ones you're shaky on, and perform the rest from memory.
Why Musicians Are Switching
Switching from Lyric sheets & printouts?
Get lost, get wet, can't update. No memorization help.
Switching from Notes app or Google Docs?
Just text on a screen. No blanking, no sections, no practice system.
Switching from Static teleprompters?
Keeps you reading forever. Doesn't help you actually learn the words.
Lyricorize replaces all of these with a single system that helps you actually memorize.
Questions Musicians Ask
Can I use this on stage during a live show?
Yes — that's exactly what Perform Mode is for. Three display layouts (Scroll, Cards, Static), adjustable support levels, font controls, autoscroll, and setlist navigation. Your audience won't even know you're using it. Settings save per song, so your whole setlist is ready to go.
I already know most of my songs. Is this still useful?
Yes. Use Practice Mode to test yourself on the songs you think you know. Set blanking to 70% or higher — you'll quickly find out which lines you're guessing at. And for new songs, the system accelerates the memorization process.
How does it handle a setlist for a long gig?
Build your setlist in the app and reorder with drag-and-drop. During the show, swipe between songs or use arrow keys. Each song keeps its own layout, font size, support level, and autoscroll settings — no fumbling between songs.
Does it work if I don't have internet at the venue?
Download the show and check Available offline before relying on it. Test on your device before the gig. External streaming audio and live following require internet.
What about worship teams with new songs every week?
Build your Sunday set on Monday. Search for songs and pull lyrics automatically. Practice with increasing blanking through the week. By Sunday, you're leading worship — not reading a monitor.
How is this different from just using the Notes app?
The Notes app shows you text. Lyricorize trains you to not need the text. Smart blanking builds recall. Support levels let you gradually reduce help. Over time, you memorize — you don't just read.
Your Next Show Starts
With Your Next Rehearsal.
Add your setlist, practice until the words stick, and walk on stage knowing you're ready. It takes two minutes to start.
Free during beta · No credit card needed