Rehearsals, gigs, setlists, files, and the money all live in one place. Free to run solo, forever — pay only when you're ready to bring your bandmates in.
Wrangl replaces the scattered spreadsheets, group texts, and shared drives most bands stitch together to run their operation.
Rehearsals and gigs with RSVPs, per-event-type auto-accept rules, and a shared calendar every member can subscribe to from their own phone.
Everyone logs their own blocked dates once. Wrangl flags the conflict before a show gets booked around someone who can't make it.
Charts, stage plots, and recordings live with the gig they belong to. Bring in a one-off sub and they see only what's shared for that show — nothing else.
Log income and expenses per gig and split the payout by member. The band's books, not a spreadsheet somebody always forgets to update.
Push and email reminders for RSVPs, upcoming shows, and tasks — configurable per member instead of one setting for the whole band.
Give your band its own color palette and logo, shown wherever your bandmates and fans see your public page.
Every feature works for a single member with no trial and no time limit. The one thing behind a subscription is inviting your bandmates in.
Yes. Every feature works for a single member with no time limit or trial. You only pay once you want to invite bandmates into your band.
Your band's data stays intact and readable. A lapsed subscription pauses editing until you renew — nothing is deleted.
Yes — a sub is scoped to exactly the gig they're playing, with no access to the rest of the band's files, songs, or history.
Web, iOS, and Android from one account, kept in sync.
Access rules are enforced by the database itself, not just hidden in the app — the same rules apply no matter which device you're on.