Chordle is very easy to use app for organizing your songs. It really is. Sometimes there are little hiccups like a song not showing updated chords when you change them. But once you shut the app down and open it back up it corrects itself. I have not seen anything that would be considered a "deal breaker" so far. I love this being a acoustic guitar player in our praise team at church. Just sit my tablet on the music stand and I have all my songs. And it is very customizable too. You can change the background color and text colors too. The wording on the black background pops out so much that you can view your lyrics from a good distance even on a 12" tablet with little eye strain. It is worth trying out for sure.

This is free up front, up to 10 songs or so. The problem is the layout and the lack of ease. The developers need to take a gander on the app called OnSong and even use some of their ideas if you must. Because onSong for iPad is just a wonderful app, that I wish could also be in Windows 8 and Android. Make Chordle have features such as chord picker while editing a song, easy to select a song and to quickly change between songs. Make hot spots for custom commands, such as transpose up or down by tapping a region area, Highlight and bold chords if I want to, and more. It needs features like this to sell to churches and bands. Ive been recommending onsong to friends and family and have sold about 5 of it. But I honestly couldn't suggest Chordle in its current state. Once the app has changed its look and is filled with more rich features to sell the app and make the app a tool instead of having to learn it, then I will consider digging deeper into this app.