Weekly Goals
Practice Frequency
How often each song gets practiced
Rotation Health
How your rotation compares with the shape a library this size wants.
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Turning this off makes you private. You'll choose what happens to your current followers.
Whether other musicians can invite you to be friends.
Publishing creates a page anyone can find — your name, what you've chosen to share, and a Follow button. Unpublishing takes it down; nobody who followed you is removed.
Your account is private, so there is no page to publish. Allow new followers first.
Each kind of activity has its own audience. Followers includes your friends; Public includes your page. Everything starts private.
That you practiced, when, for how long, and how many songs — never your notes or which songs.
Shows you schedule, with the venue and time. Shows say where you'll be, so think about who should know.
Only the date and what you call it — never the place or the time. Each rehearsal can be announced wider on its own.
Who may read these parts of your account.
You're still friends, but their activity doesn't reach you. They can't tell.
They can't see your profile or activity, can't follow or invite you, and won't be told they're blocked. Unblocking doesn't restore the friendship.
Download all your practice data, songs, and settings
Permanently delete your account and all associated data
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Friends see what you choose to share and you see theirs. Following is one-way: you hear from a band or a musician, and they aren't told when you stop.