StagePocket: Setlist & Timer

StagePocket helps you prepare and run a timed set anywhere.

Built for gigging musicians and small-band leaders, StagePocket gives you one place to organize songs, arrange setlists, track running time, and follow cues on stage. Everything stays on your device, so you can work offline with no account to create and no subscription to manage.

Plan your show with less guesswork.
Create a reusable song library with duration, key, and private stage notes. Build setlists in running order, add timed breaks, and see accurate totals as you arrange your set. Whether you are filling a short showcase slot or pacing a longer live set, StagePocket helps you stay on target.

Use it clearly when the performance starts.
Stage mode gives you a readable timer, the current song, notes, and the next cue in a high-contrast view designed for live use. The timer persists through pauses and reloads, helping you keep your place with less friction.

What you can do with StagePocket:
• Create setlists with songs, breaks, and target duration
• Maintain a searchable song library with cues and notes
• See running-time totals as you arrange your order
• Follow a large, readable stage timer during performance
• Export backups and import them with validation
• Share your running order as text
• Use the app in English, Spanish, or French
• Keep your data on your device with no account required

Why performers choose StagePocket:
• Offline setlist planner for real gig prep
• Stage timer built for live performance clarity
• One purchase, no account, no ads
• Simple backup tools for peace of mind

If you want a practical setlist planner, song library, and stage timer in one Android app, StagePocket gives you a focused way to prepare your show and run it with confidence.

One upfront purchase. No ads, subscriptions, accounts or analytics. Full interface in English, Spanish and French. This is a planner and elapsed timer, not an audio player or metronome. It does not include songs or lyrics, automatic cue changes, band synchronization or background alarms. Back up your library before uninstalling or changing devices.