Band rehearsal app · iPhone & iPad

Count in once. Play as one.

Drums

Rhythm guitar

Lead guitar

Bass

Coming soon to the App Store

Press play: four devices, one count-in

Join

Scan, and you're in

The host shows a QR code. Everyone else points a camera at it and joins the band. No accounts, no typing.

Songs

Your songs, found in a second

Search the band's library, or import your own Guitar Pro files. Everyone gets the song the moment the host picks it.

Parts

One song, everyone's own part

Drums, bass, rhythm and lead, each on their own screen and all on the same bar. Read tab, standard notation or both.

Loop & speed

Loop the hard bit until it's tight

Loop any bars and slow them down. The host runs the transport, so every device loops together.

Metronome

Just need a click? That's in sync too

Every device swings the same pendulum and clicks the same beat, at the tempo the host sets.

Anywhere

Basement, garage, no signal

Devices connect to each other over Wi‑Fi, a phone's hotspot or directly. No internet, no account, no server.

Coming soon

Get the band in time

BandSesh is for iPhone and iPad, in any mix. It is in alpha now and coming soon to the App Store.

Coming soon to the App Store

Questions and answers

Does BandSesh need the internet?

No. Devices connect to each other over Wi‑Fi, one phone's hotspot or directly. No internet, no account and no server are needed.

Which devices does it run on?

iPhone and iPad with iOS 18 or later, in any mix. One device hosts the session and everyone else joins it.

Does everyone in the band need the app?

Everyone who wants the count-in, the click and their part on screen needs it on their own iPhone or iPad. They join the host's session by scanning a QR code.

Which songs can I play?

BandSesh opens Guitar Pro files (.gp). It comes with three demo songs, and you can import your own files or open them in BandSesh from the Files app.

How do the devices stay in time?

Every device keeps its clock matched to the host's, and the host starts the song at a moment every device schedules its sound for. Each one counts in, clicks and moves its playhead from that same moment.