Less software thinking.
More musical thinking.
JamFlow takes the organizer through a short, opinionated sequence. Each screen asks for a decision that actually matters to the event.
Set the stage.
Name the event, identify the organizer, add the date if useful, upload the logo and choose one of a few safe visual directions. No font menus. No pixel pushing.
Everywhere.
Bring the setlist.
For one song, add it manually. For a whole event, copy JamFlow's ChatGPT prompt, paste the raw material there, then paste or upload the result back into JamFlow.
Say what the room will sing.
Include, exclude, reorder and repeat song parts. The data model separates canonical lyrics from performance intent, so repeating a chorus does not mean duplicating it everywhere.
Verse 1
Chorus
Dress rehearsal.
Review the actual 16:9 slide sequence and the actual A4 page sequence. Branding, page breaks, lyrics and performance order should all be visible before download.
the promise.
Take normal files to the gathering.
Download the stage PowerPoint. Print or save the songbook as PDF. If somebody needs to make one emergency change in PowerPoint five minutes before showtime, they still can.
PDF.
People.
JamFlow should become invisible before the singing begins.Technology prepares the room. It should not become the room.
Try the flow with one real song.
You will understand the product faster from one actual event song than from another ten minutes of feature descriptions.
Build a one-song event pack →