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Share reviewed guitar charts with a band workspace

Share reviewed songs, sets, and charts with a band while keeping the published version stable.

Access: Pro owners create workspaces and Pro editors publish changes. Invited free viewers can read, download, print, and pin published copies. Sign-in and a connection are required to retrieve or publish shared work.

Open Workspaces
Workspace signed-out setup and sign-in state
Signed-out workspace setup state; no authenticated band document is shown. Open the image to enlarge it.

Get started

  1. Sign in, open Workspaces, and select an authorized workspace or redeem a single-use invite.
  2. Choose the role-focused published view: Musical director, Singer, Guitarist, or Read-only.
  3. Download the current draft before replacing it; stage reviewed song, set, or living-chart changes.
  4. Review the revision and choose “Publish changes” only when the copy, timeline, and media authorization are correct.
  5. Choose “Pin offline copy” only after “Offline app ready” appears; use “Reload latest revision” deliberately if a draft is stale.

How it works

Roles and publication

A workspace separates editable drafts from the published copy. Role-focused views change presentation, not access. A stale copy is rejected rather than silently overwriting another member’s work.

Living Chart publication requires a reviewed source, timing, loops, notes, and any workspace-visible reference recording. The personal chart remains separate until publication succeeds.

Offline and recovery

On a first visit, the installed app must finish preparing before an offline pin can be made. Download remains available while it prepares. A pin is a local snapshot, not proof that membership or cloud authorization continues.

Download includes the current draft; print and offline pin use the published document. Keep a download before “Reload latest revision”, which asks before replacing local edits.

Events and privacy

Workspace-linked events use the same authenticated service but remain separate event records. Workspace documents are not folded into the private account snapshot; workspace drafts, invitations, and pins have their own recovery path.

A member can read an authorized shared asset, but cloud media is reauthorized per download. Do not put passwords, private contact details, or unrelated library data in a workspace note.

Publish a reviewed chart

  1. Download the current draft as a safety copy.
  2. Stage a source edit and resolve every timing-marker repair task.
  3. Confirm the review and choose “Publish changes”.

What to expect: The workspace advances to a new published copy; the old copy remains available for comparison and recovery.

Troubleshooting

“Pin offline copy” is disabled.

Wait for “Offline app ready”, or use Download while the shell is preparing. A pin cannot be made from an uninstalled first visit.

Publishing reports a stale copy.

Review the current workspace copy, bring your changes across deliberately, and publish again. Do not repeatedly retry an old draft.

I can see setup but not the band document.

Sign in with the invited account and check your connection. If the workspace is still missing, ask its owner for a fresh invitation or confirmation that you are still a member.

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