Repriso is built on one idea: don't measure how many times you've seen a song, measure whether you can perform it today. Here's how a few minutes of the right practice keeps your whole set stage-ready.
A rep is one honest attempt at a song. You set how much of it shows, run it like you would on stage, and mark every stumble with a tap. No flashcards, no quizzes, just playing.
Choose how much help you get, from full lyrics to a silent screen. Start where it's comfortable, then push down a level as it sinks in.
Play the song through while a timer runs. Tap the screen each time you stumble: a missed line, a wrong chord, a blank.
Repriso weighs your stumbles against the reveal level and time, and updates a 0–100 confidence score for that song.
Based on that score, the song is queued to come back at the right interval: sooner if shaky, later once it's solid.
Tap a level to see how much Repriso reveals.
Each level takes away a little more. The goal is to keep practice just hard enough that you're recalling, not reading. That's the level where memory forms fastest.
Every word and chord on screen. For brand-new songs and first run-throughs.
Only the first line of each section shows. Just enough to launch from memory.
Key words drop out and become blanks. You fill the gaps as you sing.
Chords stay, lyrics go. Tests the words while you keep your hands honest.
A blank screen with the structure only. You're performing from memory now.
Nothing on screen. Unlocks once confidence is high. The real stage test.
Confidence isn't a streak or a star rating. It's a calculation: how cleanly you performed, how much was hidden, and how long since you last played it.
You don't decide what to practice; Repriso does. Each day it surfaces only the songs that are slipping toward the edge of memory, so a short session keeps the whole set warm.
A new song comes back tomorrow. A solid one might wait two weeks. The better you know it, the less it nags you.
Open Practice and the day's reps are already chosen and ordered. Tap Start session and go.
Got a booking Friday? Songs in that setlist get priority, so the set you're about to play is the set that's readiest.
Add a song, run a rep, and watch your confidence score move. That's the whole loop.