Library
Keep every song in one searchable catalogue.
Prompts. Lyrics. Suno settings. Credits. Rights. Release details. Keep the record behind every song in one searchable library on your own machine.
Digital delivery by email after successful Stripe payment · Windows installer, README and SHA-256 checksum included · No account required.
Launch price · first 20 purchases · price from purchase 21: €54
No account · No Songcards cloud library · No subscription · Windows desktop app
Keep every song in one searchable catalogue.
Store identity, creative notes and release context together.
No account. No cloud. Your data stays with you.
Track generation details alongside the song itself.
Six months later, those details are harder to reconstruct than they were to record.
Songcards records the generation details alongside the song itself, instead of leaving them scattered across generations, notes, browser history and memory.
Creative record
Find any Songcard in seconds.
Filter by idea, in progress, finished and more.
Focus on the songs in a specific project.
Group results to match your workflow.
Keep your library in the right order.
Search by title. Filter by status or project. Group and sort the catalogue without rebuilding the same spreadsheet every month.
Search · Filter · Group · Sort · Open
Keep release information, identifiers, credits, rights notes and publication links with the same Songcard that holds the creative history.
Your Songcards library lives on your own Windows machine. Songcards does not require an account or a Songcards cloud library to keep your records.
Open the app and work.
Your Songcards are stored locally.
Buy the desktop app once.
Back up the catalogue and move Songcards data through documented formats.
Local-first gives you control. It also means your backups matter. Songcards gives you the tools instead of pretending the cloud will handle it for you.
Create a full Songcards backup of the local library.
Merge a backup into the current library, or replace it deliberately when needed.
Import and export ordinary Markdown using the Songcards Obsidian format.
You can build a music catalogue in Notion, Obsidian or a spreadsheet. Songcards exists so you can start recording songs instead of designing the system first.
| Concept | Songcards | Notion / Obsidian / Sheets |
|---|---|---|
| Built around Suno | Built in | You configure it |
| Dedicated desktop app | Yes | Usually no |
| Local library | Yes | Depends on platform |
| Search/filter workflow | Built in | Depends on setup |
| Full backup/restore | Built in | Depends on platform |
| Markdown import/export | Built in | Depends on setup |
| Subscription required | No | Platform-dependent |
€39
Launch price for the first 20 purchases.
Price from purchase 21: €54.
Digital delivery by email after successful Stripe payment · Windows installer, README and SHA-256 checksum included · No account required.
Songcards 0.0.8 currently uses an unsigned Windows installer. Because the publisher is not code-signed, Windows may show a SmartScreen warning during installation.
The installation guide explains what you will see and how to verify the installer before running it.
Compact answers to the things that matter before paying for a local-first Windows app.
Songcards is a local-first Windows desktop app for keeping prompts, lyrics, Suno generation details, creative notes, credits, rights and release information together in one searchable song library.
No. Songcards 0.0.8 is sold as a one-time desktop app purchase.
Your Songcards library is stored locally by the application on your own Windows machine.
Your working library is local. Full JSON backups and Markdown exports do not depend on a HugByte cloud library. Keep backup copies outside the Windows machine you are protecting.
No. The working library is stored locally by Songcards on your computer. JSON is used for full backup and restore. Markdown is an optional format for import, export and use with tools such as Obsidian.
No. The desktop app does not upload your lyrics or song information to HugByte.
No. Obsidian is optional. Songcards can import and export ordinary Markdown using the Songcards Obsidian format when that workflow is useful.
No. Songcards is currently a Windows app. Exported Markdown files can still be read on Android with tools such as Obsidian.
Songcards 0.0.8 currently uses an unsigned Windows installer. Because the publisher is not code-signed, Windows may show a SmartScreen warning during installation.
No. You enter details, settings and source links yourself. Songcards does not need access to your Suno account.
No. Songcards documents the song and can store references and publication links, but it is not a system for storing or managing audio files.
No. Songcards is especially tailored to workflows used by Suno creators, but the core Songcard library is also useful for artists, songwriters, composers and producers who want to keep song identity, creative history, lyrics, credits, rights and release details together. Suno-specific fields do not need to be used when they do not apply.
Start keeping the record before the details become archaeology.
Buy Songcards — €39First 20 purchases · price from purchase 21: €54 · one-time purchase