Hold it up
The bar is playing something good. Let the phone name it, and it lands in your list.
Coming to iPhone
The karaoke song list that works out what to sing at karaoke — five picks, each with a reason. And where there's karaoke tonight.
Notify me at launchOne email when it ships. Nothing else, ever.
01 / The list
Every song you can actually sing, in one place — tagged, rated and searchable in the ten seconds before the KJ calls your name.
02 / The picks
Never a bare ranked list, and never a song you already have. Each of the five reasons comes from a different signal.
The bar is playing something good. Let the phone name it, and it lands in your list.
Describe it in plain words. Candidates come back checked against the real catalog — nothing invented.
03 / Places
A map of karaoke bars near you and the night each one runs. Built from real nights out — so it knows which bar has a KJ on a Thursday, not just that the bar exists.
04 / You
Log enough nights and a picture forms. KaraokeList writes it back to you in plain prose — no charts, no scores, no music theory.
A night that went that well should not land in a table row.
Four songs at one bar on one Thursday — grouped, so the evening is the thing you remember.
It keeps a karaoke song list of every song you can actually sing, then suggests five new ones with a reason attached to each. It also maps which bars near you run karaoke, and on which nights.
The Places map shows karaoke bars near you with the night each one runs, so you can see what has karaoke tonight instead of calling around. The listings come from singers who were actually there.
Browse the map or search by name. Location is optional — the app asks once, when you name a bar, and refusing it still leaves the search working, ranked from venues you've already sung at.
Every venue on the map carries the nights it runs karaoke — Tuesday, Thursday, weekends — drawn from real logged nights out rather than a stale listing. Singers can report a bar that has stopped, and add one that's missing.
Ask for picks. KaraokeList reads your list, your stars, and your too-high, just-right, too-low answers, then offers five songs you don't already have, each with its one-line reason.
There will be a free tier that keeps working rather than expiring, and syncing your list to a new phone is free both ways. Paying is only ever about the AI features. Exact numbers land with the App Store listing.
No. Lyrics are licensed by publishers, so the app won't print them — and won't let a model improvise them either, because a made-up line is worse than none. It links out to your browser instead.