StudioHand is the calm second pair of hands during a session — sessions, takes, notes, and timing, kept exact while you run the room.
iPhone · iPad — $4.99 once, yours forever. Dark by design.
Built engineer-to-engineer. It assumes you know what a take sheet and a keeper are — and keeps them one tap away.
A segment-accumulating session timer with work and break time kept separate. Checkpoints every minute — it survives a force-quit and offers recovery on relaunch.
Inline take logging with ratings, keepers, punches and comp lanes — double-tap to circle the one. "Keeper chorus on 3" gets written the moment it\'s said.
Cue lists with timecode, lyrics, chord charts, and arrangement sections — the song\'s whole paper trail, attached to the song.
Per-track input source, mic/DI, and processing notes — the manifest that answers "what did we use on the bridge?" six months later.
Timestamped notes and photos on the session — settings, whiteboards, patch snapshots — attached where you\'ll actually find them again.
One tap turns the day into a clean, professional PDF — songs, takes, personnel, and time — ready to hand a client or file with the project.
Session templates for the setups you run weekly; tags across sessions, songs, takes and cues so nothing gets lost in a long project.
Find any session, song, take, or cue in a keystroke. Local-first — search never leaves your device.
Full-fidelity JSON backup and restore. Additive and idempotent — a restore never deletes or duplicates your data.Your data, portable
Real screens on the built-in sample studio — the dark, purple "Control Room" theme, the same on iPhone and iPad.
On iPad, the log and the session sit side by side — the console-top layout.
How a tracking day runs through StudioHand — five steps on the sample studio\'s "EMBERS" session.
Open the app and today is already in front of you: recent sessions, what\'s in motion, the one you\'re walking into. Tap it and you\'re working — nothing between you and record.
The Sessions list is the studio\'s memory: every date, client, and status. Six months from now, "what did we use on that bridge?" is a scroll, not an archaeology dig.
Each session holds its songs, notes, and photos. Tempo, key, and length live on the song — the details everyone asks for at 11pm, right where they should be.
New take with one tap. Rate it, mark keepers, circle the one. This is the loop the whole app is built around.
Start the timer and forget it — it checkpoints every minute, survives a force-quit, and knows work time from break time. Wrap the day with a PDF session report from the same data.
Pick a role and the home screen and song tabs reorder around how you actually work. Nothing is locked away — every feature stays available.
Leads with the room\'s day — sessions in motion, the log, and the clock. The business of the room, front and center.
Clients to sessions to daily tracking — capture, takes, and timing without leaving the take sheet.
The whole app, on iPhone and iPad, forever. No subscription. No account. No cloud dependency — your session data lives on your device and exports whenever you want it.
Bigger studio features are in the workshop for future updates — everything above stays yours either way.
Dark, precise, and ready when the session starts. Coming to the App Store — $4.99, once.
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