It remembers why the band stopped.
Record the rehearsal. Every time the band stops to talk, AGAIN. keeps what was said, turns it into notes for the right player and song, and lets you replay the music right before the stop. Version 2 does the same for writing sessions and table reads, sorted by voice.
Your recordings, the words and the notes never leave your iPhone — or, with the web app, the browser on that device. No account. No upload. Nothing for anyone else to see. Listening, telling voices apart and writing the notes all happen right there.
The first time you open AGAIN., the first screen shows what it does and says it plainly, in the lime panel: everything stays on your device. Tap Set up the band.
Just looking around? Tap Try it with a sample band to fill in a practice band and songs.
You can change all of this later: tap the setlist button at the top right of the home screen to open the band sheet.

Tap Import a recording, under your rehearsals, and pick an audio file (m4a, mp3, wav or aiff). AGAIN. asks which mode it is, then reads it like a live recording.
After the session, AGAIN. reads it: it transcribes what was said and writes the notes. A long session takes a few minutes. If you close the app partway, open it again and it picks up where it left off.

Open a rehearsal to see its stops. Each one gets a rehearsal letter, A, B, C…, like the boxed letters in a score. Each stop shows when it happened and how long the take ran before it.
Plays the 15 seconds of music right before the band stopped. No scrubbing. Every note has the same ▶.
Plays the talk itself, with the full transcript under What was said.
Talk before the first song is kept too, as a stop marked Before the first take.
Each note is short and says who it's for, which song, and what kind of fix it is:


No instruments stopping? Pick Writing session or Table read. AGAIN. tells the voices in the room apart, right on the device, and turns the session into stops and notes the way it does for a band.
Each stop says what made it one: Dee spoke up, After a pause, Marked by hand, The music stopped, Moment 3.
On the rehearsal page, Voices lists every voice and how long it spoke. ▶ plays a few seconds of it. Tap the name and pick one of your players, or Someone else… and type it.
On the director or the lead writer, tap Leads the room. If that voice has no name yet, AGAIN. asks Who leads the room? right away. From then on, every time they speak up after the others have had the floor, that's a stop. The band remembers who leads, too.
Notes come from the leader's words, not the reading. The page counts notes given, and a stop asks Which scene?
Everyone's words count.
Every note says who said it (Dee said). On a stop, What was said shows the talk line by line, each line in its voice's colour, with its own ▶.


Every note for each tune, across all your rehearsals. Turn on Show finished notes to see the ones already checked off.
Each musician's own list. Tap Send to text or email it to them.
Finds words in your notes, and under Also said out loud, in the full transcripts.
The square next to Record sends your latest rehearsal's notes: a text, an email, the group chat. Every rehearsal and every stop has its own Share.
These lists show the band that's open. Switch bands to see another band's notes.
Play in a band, a choir and a trio? Each band keeps its own players, setlists, rehearsals, notes and named voices.
AGAIN. also runs in the browser on Android phones and tablets, desktops and laptops, with everything in this guide, Version 2 included. It is $2.99 once. Get it at:
againapp.app
After you pay, AGAIN. opens at againapp.app/app, unlocked, and you get a serial that opens it on up to 3 of your devices.
Samsung Internet: tap ☰ at the bottom right, then Add to (or Add page to), then Home screen. Firefox: tap ⋮, then Add to Home screen.
No account. No ads. No upload. Recordings, transcripts, voices and notes stay on your device. Telling voices apart runs on the device too. On iPhones with Apple Intelligence turned on, notes are written by the on-device model; everywhere else a built-in rules engine writes them. All of it works offline.
The voice models and engines AGAIN. listens with are credited in the band sheet under Credits and licences.
To start over, open the band sheet and tap Erase everything. It removes every rehearsal, note, named voice and recording, and asks first.
Email us and say which phone or computer, and which browser, you're on:
trevbeatsmultimedia@gmail.com