Made for musicians, not managers
The Noble Signal is the app for bands and solo musicians who book their own shows — gigs, clients, finances and repertoire in one place, built around the two things every band actually argues about: scheduling rehearsals and splitting the money.
Sound familiar?
Someone proposes a date, three people react with a thumbs-up, nobody actually confirms. A week later nobody remembers who said what.
Expenses come out of pocket, the venue pays in cash, and figuring out who owes who after the show turns into a conversation nobody wants to have.
You promised the venue 90 minutes. Nobody checked whether the setlist actually adds up to that until you're already on stage.
Stock, prices and who sold what at the last show end up scattered across a notes app and someone's memory.
The Noble Signal
Propose dates, the band votes yes/no/maybe, and the winning date locks in on its own.
Equal shares, percentages, or by role — the app does the math every time a gig gets settled.
Every gig, client, quote and contract in one place — no gig ever needs one to exist.
Build a setlist from your band's own songs and see if it actually fits the slot you were booked for.
Income and expenses tracked per gig, kept as a permanent record once it's settled.
Catalog, stock and margins for bands on the Band and Pro plans.
Each band picks its own currency. The app speaks English and Spanish.
A nudge when it's your turn to vote, when a gig changes, or when money moves — nothing else.
Propose a few candidate dates. Everyone in the band marks yes, no, or maybe. Once everyone's answered — or the deadline passes — the winning date locks in by itself.
Settle a gig and the net amount — after expenses — gets divided between members using whatever rule your band has agreed on. Every entry is permanent, so the history never quietly changes.
Order your songs, add breaks wherever you need them, and see the real total duration next to what you promised the venue.
Every income and expense logged against the gig it belongs to, in your band's own currency — not whatever your spreadsheet happened to default to.
Built for the music
About · Why it exists
I play in a band myself, and like every band I've been in, we ran into the same organizational problems over and over — who's actually free to rehearse, who fronted money for gas and never got paid back, whether the setlist really fit the slot we were booked for. The Noble Signal is the tool I wanted to exist, so I built it.
— Pedro Luis, musician and creator of The Noble Signal
Pricing
Every plan starts with a 14-day trial, no card required. After that, your account goes read-only — never locked out.
Get The Noble Signal before the next rehearsal, the next gig, or the next time someone asks who owes who.
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