Your songs have a history. Keep it.
Songcards keeps the prompt, the lyrics, the model, and the rights — one card per song, stored on your own machine.
No account. No cloud. Stored on your own machine.
Suno can give you a finished song in seconds. Songcards keeps the story behind it — the prompt, the lyrics, the model, and who it belongs to — in one clean card you own.
What Songcards gives you
One card per song
Prompt, lyrics, Suno recipe, credits and rights — a single record, quick to open and quick to fill.
Local-first, private
No account, no cloud. Your archive is a folder on your own machine that you control.
Made for the workflow
Model registry, plan-aware rights notes, and a fast editor built around how Suno tracks actually get made.
One place for the decisions behind every song.
Four sections. Everything a song needs, nothing it doesn't.
Songcards is not a distributor, a royalty system, or a release calendar. It keeps the record — the parts that matter later for reuse, review, and identification.
Song identity
Creative record
Suno recipe
Release, credits & rights
Find any Songcard in seconds.
Search by title, artist or project, and filter by status, work origin or Suno model. Sort by recently updated to pick up exactly where you left off.
Your data stays on your machine.
No account, no upload, no server copy of your songs. Read how local-first storage works →
Local-first means backups are yours to keep.
Songcards can create a full JSON backup, merge or replace a restore, and import or export Obsidian Markdown. HugByte cannot recover data that was never backed up. See backup, restore, import and export →
Songcards 0.0.7 is a private, invitation-only pre-beta. A small group of Norwegian Suno users is testing the Windows desktop build. Read about the pre-beta →
Every song, on the record.
Free, local, and yours. No account required.