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Struq

Struq

Web · Beta · Free

See the whole song before you count it in.

曲の全体像を、ひと目で

Built for rehearsals, sessions, and the twenty minutes before a set. Map a song section by section, keep the setlist in order, and follow the performance view on stage — in the browser, on whatever device is on the music stand.

Open web app

Free · nothing to install
Runs at struq.focuswave.cc · sign in with Google

The song editor: the song list, the track details, and twelve sections with chords and bar counts

Three views, one rehearsal.

構成・セットリスト・本番

Structure map

Intro, verse, and that odd 6-bar bridge

Lay the song out as sections you can read from two meters away, so the arrangement is a shape instead of a memory test.

The song editor with all twelve sections listed, each carrying its chords, bar count, and memo

Setlists

The running order, in order

Group songs into a set, reorder them when the venue changes the plan, and keep each song’s structure attached.

A rehearsal setlist: six songs in running order, each with its structure bar

Performance view

Follow the flow while you play

A large, low-glare read of where you are and what is next — meant to be glanced at, not operated.

Advance by tap, click, or automatic timing based on the song’s BPM. Struq is a PWA: bulk-download while online to read songs and setlists offline — the cache clears when you sign out.

The performance view: “Chorus” in large type, the chord progression, and the section coming up next

Beta, honestly

Struq is free to use. It is in open beta, so things may change between rehearsals; feedback goes straight to the maker.