Why I Made Repertoire
It started with the keyboard.
After learning to play the keyboard for 8 years and mastering hundreds of songs, I had a sudden realization: I could only play about 5 to 8 songs off the top of my head.
I had forgotten almost everything else. If I wanted to play those older pieces again, I would have to dig through old physical notes, scour the internet for sheet music I once had, and try to piece it all together. To make matters worse, some of my older notebooks were lost entirely.
"I needed a single, reliable place to store all my learnings, materials, PDFs, audio tracks, and setups, without the fear of losing them."
Then, it happened again.
As I started learning magic, I ran into the exact same problem. There are countless magic tricks out there that have similar effects but use completely different methods. I found myself unable to keep track of all the sources, where I had originally learned a trick, the specific setups required, and the subtle nuances of the performances.
That's when I realized this wasn't just a music problem. It's a problem for anyone who builds a repertoire of skills. That's why I built this appβto give performers of all kinds a dedicated space to track their growth and preserve their hard-earned repertoire.