Nashville Numbers

About Nashville Numbers

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Song library Search every song across all your folders at once Song files are now named after their titles Select several songs and drag them into a folder together, or drop them on New Folder to make one Arrange songs in any folder in your own order, or switch to alphabetical Alphabetical sorting now ignores capital letters and orders numbers naturally (“Song 2” before “Song 10”) Folder breadcrumbs scroll to where you are, so you can nest folders as deep as you like Charts New View Mode: a clean, read-only chart, and you can swipe between the songs in a folder Charts lay out the same on iPhone and iPad, so drawings line up on every device On iPhone, charts open sized to fit the screen’s width Lay a chart out in 1, 2 or 3 columns with one tap, and drag to choose where a column breaks New toolbar on the right with zoom, fit-to-screen and column controls; it slides out of the way when you don’t need it Tap a section label to edit sections from the toolbar: move, insert, duplicate, copy, paste or delete Quick-pick section names (Intro, Verse, Chorus, and more) while renaming a section New chord options: X chords, multiple tensions per chord, and cleaner diamonds, ties and repeat signs Drawing and export Draw anywhere on the page, not just over the chord charts Adjustable eraser size Drawing colors are saved correctly PDF export includes your drawings and handles long or wide charts Fixes On iOS 26, a pen stroke that started toward the right could close the chart; fixed in 1.16

App privacy

The developer, Music City Apps, reported these privacy practices to Apple.