Writing "dim" often is too long to fit over the lyric. I'd like to do something like right-click the letter ("O" in this case) to select it's format (superscript in this case).

Organising a long setlist is very difficult in a small list (that scrolls too fast!). I would like to see:

A full-screen window showing an entire setlist of songs that:

Displays the songs in a grid / list or timeline

Has drag and drop to song positions

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A grid would be very useful. Additionally it could a timeline show

Songs on a start/break/stop time line

Song durations

Thank you!

It would be nice to be able to export the song text without chord (e.g. when I make a special text for a birthday party, I'd like to export text only.)

For live performers it's nice to start the sequencer, i.e. drums, with the click at the start button of scrolling song text.

Some chords have highly unusual fingerings (the ending of Amie, for example). Tab takes too long too decipher. I picture of the fretboard showing finger placement is ideal. It would be great to paste an image into a song in a place of my choosing (similar to Word's wrap behind text" feature). That way I can place the fretboard fingerings in the location where they'll do the most good.

I have +700 songs in Word format that I'm importing into Chordle. I'd like the ability to insert in-line comments. I can make a comment on a new line by using #comment, but I'd like to do this at the end a line of chords or lyrics as well.

Switching to ChordPro format doesn't work because then all my chords look like text and won't transpose.

... such as [|] to denote bar lines and [/] and [\] for beats / quick changes

I really would appreciate, if you would develop a functionality to set a kind of a page break to control how far to scroll when the appropriate footswitch is pressed. This would give the chance to scroll when the song progression allows it.

I'm often in areas where I have little to no internet access. It would be really nice if I could download and set up songs on my mobile device (when I can get a connection) and then not have to worry about finding a way to use Onedrive as an intermediary to sync up the devices that I can't easily get online with.

It would be great to be able to either define a location where the Chordle data is saved, or give the ability to backup to a local drive, or other cloud service (eg Dropbox)

I'm really picky about making sure my chords appear above the correct syllable of a word. I have been editing my songs in a text editor in monospace font, then importing or copy/pasting into Chordle and using the Import From Text File option to re-space my chords.

It would be nice to be able to just do this all in the editor of Chordle.

On tablet or touch enabled devices, it would be incredibly helpful to be able to draw notes or directions on top of the chord chart display. This is very handy for quickly and easily capturing flow notes during practice or noting guitar/amp/pedal settings that may need to change for a particular song.

Audience will see the lyrics only while the musicians to see the lyrics and chords.

Currently, the 'Theme' settings are restricted to 'Chordle Classic', 'Nighttime', and 'Custom Theme backgrounds.
The headings that are allowable are a bit limited - apparently only those listed (Bridge, Verse, Chorus, Pre-Chorus, Intro, Ending, and Instrumental) can be used or recognized by the program display.

There are many common terms for a song's parts. For example, in addition to 'Ending', Outtro and Tag are also commonly used. In addition to 'Instrumental', 'Solo' could also be allowed.

Add Keyboard Diagram Chords !

Currently there is a guitar chord fingering for chords. It will be good to have piano diagram for piano beginners.

It would be great, if you could select several songs and tag them together. This would be usefull, when i import a lot of songs.