Never blank
on stage again.
Learn the set. Trust your memory. Stay with the room. Repriso turns shaky recall into stage-ready confidence through spaced repetition that's built for the way memory actually works.
The hard part isn't playing the song.
It's trusting you'll remember it.
You know the chords. You've run the set a dozen times at home. Then the lights come up, someone shouts a request, and the second verse vanishes, and you spend the rest of the night in your head instead of in the room.
"What's the next line?"
Lyrics that felt locked in at home evaporate the moment a room is watching. One blank and the whole song wobbles.
Cram, gig, forget, repeat
You learn a song for one event, then lose it before the next. Every booking feels like starting the repertoire over.
Reading, not performing
Buried in a lyric sheet or a music stand, you're managing the song instead of connecting with the audience.
A rep loop that hides the words a little more each time.
Repriso doesn't drill you with flashcards. You play the song, for real, at a reveal level that's just hard enough, and tap whenever you stumble. From that, it knows exactly what to bring back, and when.
Pick a reveal level
Six steps from Full lyrics down to Silent, gradually taking the words away as the song sinks in.
Run a rep, tap your stumbles
Play it through while a timer runs. Each stumble is just a tap. It's just data.
Get a confidence score
Repriso scores how well you actually performed it today, not how many times you've seen it.
Reps come back on schedule
Songs resurface right before you'd forget them, so your set stays stage-ready with minutes a day.
Tap a level to see how much Repriso reveals.
Memory fades on a curve. Repriso practices on the same curve.
Anything you learn starts slipping the moment you stop using it. The fix isn't more practice; it's better-timed practice. Repriso models your confidence as it decays and schedules each song to come back just before it would fade.
- Spaced repetition. Review at widening intervals, the most-studied way to make memory stick.
- Active recall. The reveal levels force you to retrieve, not re-read. Retrieval is what builds memory.
- Realistic confidence. A 14-day decay model means your readiness reflects what you can do today.
Remember every gig, not just the songs.
Repriso keeps the whole picture: which set you played, how it landed, what the room loved, and what to tweak next time. Walk into every venue already knowing what worked the last time you were there.
The Laurelhurst · in 3 days · 22-song set
20 of 22 songs stage-ready. Two to firm up, and Repriso queued them for today.
Review the set →Mississippi Studios · 14-song set
"Strong night. Valerie and The Night We Met got the room singing. Capo'd Skinny Love a fret up, felt better. Bring the ballad earlier next time."
See all recaps →Your whole gigging life, organized.
Songs & charts
A clean library of chords and lyrics with inline annotations, keys, capo, BPM and tags. Export print-ready PDFs for the stand.
Setlists
Build ordered sets with per-song key and capo overrides. Reorder by feel, and see the whole set's readiness at a glance.
Venues & gigs
Schedule events, attach a setlist, and log a recap after. Repriso remembers each room so you always show up prepared.
Practice that sticks
The memory-focused rep loop with reveal levels, stumble tracking, and spaced repetition. The heart of Repriso.
Readiness dashboard
One clear view of where your repertoire stands: stage-ready, rehearsing, or learning, tied to your next gig.
Web & mobile
Practice on your phone, plan on the big screen. Your library and progress stay in sync wherever you are.
Walk on knowing every word.
Start building a repertoire you can trust under the lights. One song is all it takes.