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Setup

Instrument

E A D G B E
Capo

Diagrams

Chords shown as
Chord numbers
Shape difficulty
Fret numbers counted
Strings on the neck
Playing hand

Playback

Chords sound as

Accessibility

Larger type and controls, stronger contrast, reduced motion, and thumb-reachable show controls on this device.

Account & sync

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Setup & account

Sync your guitar library across devices

Keep local-first data on the device while optionally signing in for a Pro cloud copy and conflict recovery.

Access: Most musical work remains free and local. Sign-in can exist on a Free account, but uploading a cloud library requires an active Pro access and an available account service.

Open Account & sync
Account page signed-out with local backup and sync setup controls
Signed-out Account setup; local backup remains independent of sign-in. Open the image to enlarge it.

Get started

  1. Open Account and choose “Sign in”; enter the verification code without sharing it with anyone.
  2. Review the license summary and the Account & sync panel before enabling opt-in sync.
  3. Use “Sync now” when online, or choose “Sync when back online” when the Offline chip is shown.
  4. Use manual backup to download a recovery file even if you do not want a cloud copy.
  5. Open Account recovery for preserved conflicts or damaged local collections.

How it works

What sync includes

Opt-in sync covers songs, note-only vocal demands, set lists, saved progressions, practice-log entries, owned events, and Living Chart source/timing/loop records. Appearance preferences, tuning labels, vocal profile, drill bests, URL/audio/microphone state, credentials, analytics identifiers, and media bytes stay out.

An owned event’s prepared show and recap travel with that event. Standalone prepared shows, pedal/MIDI mappings, and live session state remain local/manual-backup data.

Offline access

Local writes happen immediately and remain usable without an account. Offline changes show pending work and resume only after an explicit or scheduled online action; a failed request explains what needs attention.

Previously verified Pro access remains usable locally during a temporary service outage. Cloud actions still require a valid signed-in account. Free accounts can sign in and use billing without uploading a cloud copy.

Backup versus sync

Manual backup contains more device data than sync. Keep a backup before account deletion, conflict resolution, or browser migration. A full-backup restore replaces the library at that point in time; it is not an additive single-record import.

Cloud deletion preserves local work. Signing out or revoking a session does not erase local songs or backups.

Move a local library carefully

  1. Download a manual backup on the old browser.
  2. Sign in on the new browser and verify Pro/account access.
  3. Restore the backup only after confirming the destination library can be replaced.

What to expect: The destination receives the backup snapshot; it does not silently merge unrelated records into the restored point in time.

Troubleshooting

Sync says “when back online”.

That is expected offline behavior. Local work is retained; reconnect and use the explicit sync action once the account identity is refreshed.

A Free account can sign in but sync is read-only.

Signing in does not itself grant Pro. You can keep a manual backup and use free local tools; Account shows any upgrade or activation options currently available.

A restore removed newer local work.

Restore is replacement by design. Download the current library first, then recover individual records through import or Account recovery where supported.

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