Choir groups

Share songs with your choir, give out parts, and see who has learned theirs.

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What a group is

A choir director with Plus starts a group, sends the singers its link, shares songs, and says who sings which part.
Singers join free. While they're in the group, they can learn every song shared with it, Plus songs included.
Choir groups are for people 18 and over for now. We ask once.
A group holds up to 60 singers, and one director can run up to 5 groups.

In the group, tap Invite singers: the group's link shows, with Copy link. Send it to your singers yourself: we don't send it for you.
Anyone with the link can join until you reset it. Reset link makes a new one and the old one stops working; singers already in the group stay.

Tap "Share a song", choose one from the library or from your own templates, then "Share it".
Beside the song, tap "Assign parts" and pick a part for each singer. Tap "Done" when you're finished.

For each singer and song: their part, and whether it's "Not started", "Learning" or "Recorded".
"Learning" means they've started the song. "Recorded" means they've recorded their part and it's saved to their account.
Never their recordings, and never their contact details.
The director can also rename the group, remove a singer, or end the group. What singers record always stays theirs.

Open the link your director sent. It says who invited you and shows the parts. Signed in, tap Join the group; new to Stackapella, type your email and tap Accept invite, or use Apple or Google. You'll learn the songs your director shares, with your part picked for you.
Tap "Open" on a song to start it. It joins your songs, and counts toward the free plan's 3.
Your groups show on the home page too, under "Your choir".
To leave, tap "Leave the group". Your songs stay yours, but one made from a Plus song goes read only again unless you have Plus.

The group stays, read only: no new songs, singers or parts. Singers can keep learning what's already shared.

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