Sheet music with the director's markings, learning tracks, the calendar and announcements, in one app your whole chapter shares — so nobody is digging through email for the bari track. Tags come with it.
Free for quartets and groups up to 8. Singers never pay.
The contest set belongs to your members. Tag singing doesn't — it happens in a parking lot after rehearsal, with whoever is standing there. So the app gives each its own place.
Separate from the tag library, and private to your members — the same tools any chorus gets, for the music you're actually competing and performing with.
Free for 8 or fewer — quartets never pay.
A public group anyone can join, whether or not your chapter uses The Score Stack for anything else. Search for it, join it, and start singing.
Free to join. In the app, you can browse as a guest before signing up.
Not one demo recording with everything mixed together. Each part is its own track, so a bari can learn the line that's actually hard without picking it out of the middle of a chord.
The parts of tag singing that software usually ignores.
Start a session, assign who's on tenor, lead, bari and bass, and work through a list together instead of four people scrolling their own phones.
Keeps track of whose turn it is to pick the next tag, so the same two people don't choose all night.
Already have a library in Goodtags? Import it and keep what you've collected rather than starting from an empty list.
Every tag credits its arranger, and you can browse everything by the person who wrote it.
Sheet music and all four parts stored on the phone. Afterglows are rarely held somewhere with good reception.
A quartet is four people, and eight or fewer is free forever. You will never be asked for a card to run a quartet on this.
Chapters and choruses in BHS, SingUnited (formerly Sweet Adelines) and Harmony, Inc. all use the same app — and so do quartets who aren't in any of them. Nothing here asks which organization you belong to.
Yes — that's the chapter group, separate from the tag library and visible only to your members. You remain responsible for holding the appropriate licenses for any copyrighted music you distribute.
No. The tag library is a public group you join on your own. Plenty of people use it and nothing else.
Yes. Browse tags as a guest and keep your favorites locally — if you sign up later, they come with you.
Each group is priced on its own by how many singers are in it — free up to 8, so quartets never pay. A chapter running two choruses has two groups. Never per singer. See pricing.
Start a group, upload the contest set, and invite your quartet or chapter. Free up to 8 — and the tag library is there for the parking lot afterward.
Get started freeAlready have a group? Get the app.