Everything your band needs, from rehearsal to stage.
The heart of Live Band Toʻere. One musician leads the session; all others follow in real time.

The library belongs to the band.

Turn your audience into a community, no external tool needed.

Stay connected with your fans between gigs.

Prepare, tidy up, and recompose your sets without ever starting from scratch.

The format that turns a tablet into a real stage music stand.
PDF is a fixed image: on a tablet, you have to zoom and scroll around the page. EPUB is reflowable — the text adapts to the screen. You can increase the font up to 48px to read lyrics and chords from a distance, without zooming or horizontal scrolling.
EPUB identifies each exact position in the song (CFIs). That’s what Live Band Toʻere broadcasts during a session: the leader shares their position down to the character, and the other tablets follow automatically. A PDF only syncs by page — much coarser.
A lyrics/chords songbook in EPUB contains only structured text, not page images. Result: page turning is under 200ms — the threshold to never lose your place mid-song.
Each EPUB has its own table of contents: one chapter = one song. You find a title instantly via search, build your setlists by picking from it, and switch songs with a single tap.
Yes. EPUB is an open standard: you can generate yours from a simple Word document, Google Docs, or Markdown — or straight from ChordPro in the Studio (chords in brackets, sections as directives). Your repertoire, your way.
On 8, 10, or 12-inch screens, EPUB adapts to the display. Each musician can have a different device and keep a clean display — where a PDF would be too small on one and poorly framed on another.