Organize. Plan. Play together.
From first idea to gig-tight.
Songs, setlists, rehearsals, gigs and who can make it — one app for the whole band.
Copper Sky
E · 120 BPM · 4/4
01 Songs
Every song knows where it stands.
The Song Vault holds the whole repertoire — key, tempo, charts, lyrics, backing tracks and links. Three signals tell you where each song really is.
- Stage — from idea to finished.
- Readiness from 1 to 10, set by the band after every run.
- Gig Ready — gruvon suggests it, the band decides.
Static Hearts
IdeaNight Bus Home
In ProgressCopper Sky Gig Ready
Finished02 Rehearse
Count in. Play. Log the run.
Start from a setlist, or sort by readiness so the shaky songs come first. Metronome and backing tracks on the stand; after each song, rate the run, add a note or a recording. Not tight yet? Re-Run Later puts it back in the queue.
Practice — Private — not shared
The same tools on your own. Your practice stays yours — it never shows up in the band’s feed or stats.
- Copper Sky8/10
- Static Heartsnext
- Paper Planes—
- Night Bus Home Re-Runlater
03 Setlists
A set that adds up.
Drag songs into order, split them into sets, add a tuning break. gruvon adds up play time and breaks, shows how much of the set is gig ready, and exports a stage-readable PDF you can print or share straight from your phone.
SET 1
ENCORE
04 Schedule
Who can make Thursday?
Everyone sets their usual week once, plus exceptions for holidays. The band calendar shows who’s free at a glance, so a rehearsal gets proposed on a day that works — and everyone answers yes, maybe or no.
Subscribe once, and every gig and rehearsal shows up in Apple Calendar, Google Calendar or Outlook.
Rehearsal · Thu 7 pm
3 of 4 members available
✓ 2 ? 1 ○ 1
05 Gigs
From “maybe” to wrap-up.
Follow a booking from proposed to confirmed — times, fee, venue contact, the setlist. Pack with the gear checklist. After the show, rate how each song went and put the fee straight into the band ledger.
GEAR CHECKLIST5 / 5 PACKED
Fender Twin Reverb
Pedalboard
Snare & cymbals
DI boxes
In-ear rack
06 And the rest
Everything else a band runs on.
Band Ledger
Income and expenses by month, in your band’s currency.
Gear
Who owns which amp — and what goes in the van for the next gig.
To-dos
Some write themselves: an unanswered RSVP, a new backing track, “Rehearse: Copper Sky” before the gig.
Several bands
One account for every band you play in.
Roles
Admin, Editor, Viewer, Guest — everyone sees what they should.
Phone and desktop
Runs in the browser. Add it to your home screen and it opens like an app.
English and German
The app, and every email it sends.
Themes
Five of them, dark and light. Try one on this page:
07 FAQ
Questions?
Do I need to install anything?
No. gruvon runs in the browser on your phone and your computer. On a phone, add it to your home screen and it opens like an app. There is no App Store or Play Store app yet.
Does it work offline?
Not yet — gruvon needs a connection to load and save.
Can the band see my practice?
No. Practice sessions are private: they never appear in the band’s feed or stats.
Can I be in more than one band?
Yes. One account, as many bands as you play in — switch between them in a tap.
Does it work with my calendar?
Subscribe to your band’s calendar in Apple Calendar, Google Calendar, Outlook or any app that reads calendar feeds. It updates by itself.
Which languages does it speak?
English and German — the app and the emails it sends.
Where is our data stored?
In the EU: the app’s database and files are hosted in Frankfurt.
Your band. One app.
Set up your band, invite the others, and bring the next rehearsal into one place.