The screens below are from the Setlistr app. This is what happens between walking on stage and filing your claim with your PRO.
Before you play, load your planned setlist — your own catalog or anything you’re covering that night. Setlistr listens for these songs first, so recognition is fast and accurate from the first note.

One tap starts the record. On-device audio recognition recognises each song as it’s played, ready for you to confirm after the show. No phone-waving, no reconstructing the set from memory.

When you walk off stage, every recognised song is timestamped and waiting for your review. Confirm it, and the show is on your record.

Each show waits in Submissions with whatever it still needs. Prepare then turns it into a claim sheet in your PRO’s format (SOCAN, ASCAP, BMI, PRS, APRA, SESAC or GMR), ready for you to file.

Every confirmed show adds to a career record — cities played, venues, hours on stage — the performance history that’s never existed at this level of detail before.

Every confirmed show makes a card you can share, and milestones get their own — proof of work, built for an audience that already follows you.

Setlistr captures your setlist during the show, and you confirm it afterwards. Prepare then turns it into a claim sheet in your PRO’s format (SOCAN, ASCAP, BMI, PRS, APRA, SESAC or GMR), which you file in your PRO’s own portal.
Performing rights organizations pay songwriters for live performances of their registered works, but most PROs rely on statistical sampling rather than tracking every show. Setlistr closes that gap by keeping a confirmed record of every show you capture, so none is forgotten when it’s time to file.
Setlistr listens during the show and recognises songs as they’re played. Afterwards you review the list, fix anything it missed or got wrong, and confirm it. Only confirmed shows count on your record.
Yes. Setlistr is available now and access is invite-only while we onboard artists. Request an invite and we’ll be in touch.