SyncPoint Music

Built for the part of composing that happens before the session: catching an idea, shaping it, and still knowing what it was when you come back to it.

The idea arrives finished and leaves in pieces. SyncPoint is built for the part of composing that happens before the session — catching an idea, keeping it, and still knowing what it was when you come back.

Record a melody, sung or played. SyncPoint works out its tempo and key and traces its shape as a Melodic Path, so a take is something you recognise at a glance instead of a filename you have to open and guess at.

Then it does what a voice recorder cannot. Mark the verse and the chorus while you play. Keep every take of an idea side by side. Group related sketches into a project, add the lyrics and the chords, tag it with the mood and the room it came from. A month later the idea is still legible — and still yours to finish.

RECORD

• Tap once to start. No setup, no metronome, no click.
• Mark verse, chorus, bridge or idea while you play — marks stay with that take.
• Keep as many takes of an idea as you like, and switch between them.

UNDERSTAND

• Tempo and key detected automatically, and editable when you disagree.
• The Melodic Path: pitch over time, note by note.
• Takes are named from their key and tempo, so a library of sketches stays readable.

ORGANISE

• Search by title, key or tempo. Filter by tempo range, key or length.
• Group related takes into projects.
• Add lyrics and a chord chart to any recording.
• Tag with colours, moods and a place, so you remember the room it came from.

SEND IT ON

• Export a Standard MIDI File — the same file for every destination — and open it wherever you work.
• Or share the audio itself, straight from the take.

PRIVATE BY DEFAULT No account. No sign-in. No servers. SyncPoint makes no network calls at all — every recording and every analysis stays in local storage on your phone. Nothing leaves unless you share it.

Tempo, key and pitch detection are estimates produced by on-device signal analysis. Treat them as a starting point to check by ear; every value can be corrected by hand.