Closed beta
Bandependent is where a band keeps its songs and the recordings of them — rehearsal takes, room mixes, the version that finally worked. Build a setlist out of them, then pull it up on a phone on a mic stand, in a room with no signal. It is also where the next gig comes from: the rooms, the bookers, what you sent them, and who owes you a reply.
Every take of every song, rated and searchable, so the good one is a click away instead of a group chat away.
Put a set together, then switch to a full-screen sheet that reads at arm's length — and prints.
Log every email and call against a venue, and the app works out the rest: who you're waiting on, what's due, whose court the ball is in. Templates get the pitch written; copying one logs the touch.
Every room typed once, shared by every band that plays it — contacts, capacity, load-in, the PA. A gig is the night and the bill; your fee, your slot and your set time stay yours.
A public page for the band — bio, links, and the takes you choose — at an address that goes straight into a booking email. Publish one kit per ask; republish when it changes.
Pin what you need before you leave. Venues have bad signal; the app does not care.