Frequently asked questions

Song Stash is a songwriting app for storing and sharing lyrics, demos, and MP3s in one place. It replaces the scattered voice memos, note apps, text threads, and Drive folders that songs usually end up in, so your whole catalog is organized, playable, and shareable.

Songwriters and music creators, from hobbyists to full-time writers and publishers. If you write songs alone, co-write with a team, or pitch songs to publishers and A&R, Song Stash is built to keep your work in one place.

No. When someone shares a song or playlist with you, you can listen instantly. You do not need to log in or create an account. Only the songwriter who owns the catalog needs an account.

Song Stash works on iPhone, Android, and the web, so your songs are always with you. It is mobile-first, so capturing an idea on your phone is as easy as jotting it in Notes, but everything stays organized.

Open Song Stash and either hum a melody into the built-in voice recorder or type a lyric into the lyric box. Add it to your stash in seconds. The goal is to get the idea down before it slips away, then flesh it out later.

Yes. Song Stash has a built-in voice recorder, so you can record melodies, hooks, and full takes without leaving the app, then play them back right beside your lyrics.

Yes. You can attach audio files, PDFs, and photos to any song. That covers demos, sheet music, cover art, and more, all kept with the song they belong to. You can also pull MP3s and PDFs straight from Google Drive, and export everything anytime.

Yes. Song Stash includes audio transcription, so a recording can be turned into written text to work from. It is a starting point for your lyrics, not a finished draft.

Use instant search. You can find any song by title, writer, lyric, or the playlist it lives in, in milliseconds, so even a big catalog stays searchable.

Playlists let you group songs into sets, albums, or pitches and reorder them however you like. Use them to keep an album together, build a set list, or pull together a batch of songs to send to one person.

No. Song Stash includes unlimited songs, lyrics, and notes, so your entire body of work can live in one place.

Every song has a Writers section where you credit each co-writer, and a Publishers section for publishers. That way the splits and credits are stored with the song and are never a guessing game later.

Send them the song's audio file and lyric sheet directly from Song Stash. You can share individual audio files, PDFs, and lyric sheets, or a whole playlist. They can listen right away, no login required.

Yes. You can share a playlist as a single link, which is handy for sending a pitch or a set of songs to one person. The recipient can stream it without an account.

Your songs are private to you until you choose to share them. Nothing is public by default. You decide exactly which songs or playlists to share and with whom.

Song Stash is $4.99 per month with Founders Pricing, a special offer for the first 100 customers. After the first 100 spots are gone, the price goes up. Founders keep the $4.99 rate for life.

Yes. You get a 30-day free trial with full access, so you can try everything before you pay anything.

No. You are not charged at signup. The Founders Pricing charge is deferred until the 30-day trial ends, so you can use the app first and decide later.

When the trial ends, the Founders Pricing rate of $4.99 per month begins automatically. If you cancel before the trial ends, you will not be charged.

Yes. You can cancel anytime. If you cancel during the trial you will not be charged, and there is no long-term commitment.