Pegnote

Pegnote is a straightforward rehearsal log designed for bands, solo musicians, and music teachers who want to capture practice details without complexity. The app feels like jotting notes in a staff-lined notebook on a music stand, with a clean layout that puts your sessions front and center. You can quickly create a new rehearsal entry with the date, total minutes spent, the songs you worked on, and any additional notes about tempo or feel. All your data is stored privately on your device, so no accounts or internet connection are required. The Dashboard gives you an instant pulse on your practice routine with three tactile counters showing this week’s sessions, total rehearsal hours, and the number of unique songs in your repertoire. A recent list of your last three sessions sits right below a quick-action button, so jumping back into a familiar entry or logging a new one takes a single tap. Switching to the Sessions tab reveals a searchable, chronological list of every rehearsal, where each card displays the date, duration, a snippet of the songs played, and an edit icon for quick changes. You can swipe left to delete any entry, and a floating button lets you add a new session from anywhere in the list. The Songs tab automatically compiles every song you have ever logged, deduplicated, with a count of how many times each one has appeared across your rehearsals. Tapping any song name filters the rehearsal list to show only the sessions that included that piece, helping you track which pieces are getting the most attention. The Log tab organizes your practice history by month, giving you an expandable logbook view where each month shows its session count and individual entries with date, a short note snippet, and a tiny duration badge. Every interaction is designed to keep your focus on the music, from the torn notebook-page slips and hand-drawn staff lines to the wooden tuning-peg counters and the guitar-pick tab bar. Pegnote helps you build a consistent practice habit, understand your repertoire coverage, and keep a simple, meaningful record of your musical journey.