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songdrafts vs Google Keep: what each one does
Google Keep is great for catching an idea in two seconds. Finding it again a year later, with the right take and the words next to it, is a different job. Here is what each one does.
| Google Keep | songdrafts | |
|---|---|---|
| Catch an idea fast | Yes, its strength | Use your phone recorder to catch it, songdrafts to keep it |
| Sort ideas into songs | Labels and colours | A board of songs by stage |
| Every take of a song together | No | Takes stack on one card, oldest first |
| Lyrics, key and tempo with the audio | In separate notes | On the same song |
| Share a demo | No | One link that plays in the browser |
| Made for | Quick notes and lists | Songwriters with a pile of voice memos |
| Price | Free or part of a plan | See pricing. 30-day money back on yearly |
Should I stop using Google Keep?
No. Keep catching ideas wherever is fastest. Bring the recordings into songdrafts when you sit down to write.
Want this done for you? songdrafts is a board for your voice memos: every take stacked on one card, songs that move across stages, merging half songs, and one share link with comments pinned to the second. Works offline, and nothing you upload trains AI. What is songdrafts?