About Repeat
Repeat turns your rehearsal history into something you can actually hold onto, like clipping a setlist onto a familiar music stand. Built for garage bands, solo musicians, and ensemble directors, it captures every practice session with just a few taps. Each entry records the ensemble name, rehearsal date, optional duration, and any freeform notes about setlists, breakthroughs, or things to fix. When you save a session, it instantly appears as a gently curled sheet music card with handwritten details and a red rubber-stamped date. You can tap any card to refine your notes later or swipe to remove it, keeping your log clean and accurate. The Log tab gives you a focused capture screen where you fill in the essentials and clip another rehearsal right onto the stand. Over in the History tab, you scroll through your full timeline, seeing every session lined up in order on those off-white staff paper cards. If you need to find a specific evening, the Search tab filters your entire log in real time by ensemble name or any keyword buried in your notes. The Dashboard welcomes you with a wooden metronome whose glowing digital readouts count your total rehearsals and practice hours for the month. Below those counters, a short list of your three most recent sessions sits ready, so your current momentum is always in sight. A tiny gold star sticker on any card lets you mark a stellar rehearsal, giving you a subtle way to celebrate real progress without checkmarks or gamification. All of your data lives quietly on your device, so you never need an account, an internet connection, or a cloud sign-up to use it. The experience stays practical and private: create, read, update, delete, and search your rehearsals without any outside noise. Because the app is designed purely as a personal log, there are no distractions, no subscription fees, and no social features. From a quick garage jam to a structured choir practice, Repeat helps you stay organized and watch your dedication add up month after month.
