PraiseTune is a worship-focused app built by a church musician for church musicians — a clean, distraction-free tool for managing lyrics, chords, setlists, and real-time team coordination during services.^1
Founded by Manuel Di Criscito, a software developer and worship musician from Lombardy, Italy, PraiseTune was born out of five years of personal prayer and frustration with the disorder that steals space from worship. Manuel plays piano and sings in his local church, and he built PraiseTune so that other musicians could experience the same simplicity he wished he'd had — lyrics and chords organized, transposable in one tap, and shared across the whole team without needing Wi-Fi.^2
What It DoesAt its core, PraiseTune gives worship teams a shared song library with dynamic key transposition, a built-in metronome, virtual capo, and an editor for writing original songs. Setlists can be organized and synced across devices, and when a worship leader opens a song, it automatically opens on every team member's device — no fumbling through paper binders mid-service.^1 The app also imports existing PDF songbooks and ChordPro files, exports to PDF, and offers a community-contributed public song library browsable on the web.^1
Why Christians Love It"Dio ti benedica per questa app fatta molto bene." (God bless you for this well-made app)^3
"Un'app che fa la differenza. Ogni dettaglio è pensato per chi vive la lode." (An app that makes a difference. Every detail is designed for those who live in worship)^3
"Strepitosa! Database brani con accordi e cambio tonalità al volo." (Outstanding! Song database with chords and key change on the fly)^3
Notable- Solo founder — Manuel Di Criscito built PraiseTune over five years of prayer and iteration while playing in his own church^2
- Available on iOS, Android, macOS, and Windows^1
- Multi-language support: English, Spanish, Portuguese, Italian^1
- Group pricing model based on team size — every member gets full access to all features^3
- Active on Instagram @praisetune_app^1
- Community-contributed public song library (predominantly Italian songs; English-speaking users can add their own)^1
