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Folders are like digital filing cabinets for your setlists — because apparently your brain can't remember which songs you played where. Maybe you wanna keep all your gigs at The Rusty Nail separate so you don't bore 'em with the same three songs again. Or maybe you're in like five different bands (overachiever, much?). Or you're playing some mega-festival with a billion sets & need to keep track. Whatever your mess is, folders are here to save you from yourself.

Peekin' at Your Sets

Tap a folder name & boom — all the sets inside reveal themselves. Each folder's got a little number telling you how many sets are lurkin' in there. & yeah, that includes both the active ones you actually use & the dusty archived stuff nobody wants to remember.

Sortin' Your Folders (Because Chaos)

Alphabetical? Custom order? You got options, my friend. Tap the sort button chillin' in the lower left & pick how you wanna organize this hot mess.

Shufflin' Your Folders Around

If you're feelin' adventurous & wanna rearrange things custom-style, tap Edit in the upper right to get into Editing Mode. Then grab those little drag handles & shuffle your folders like a deck of cards. Or just drag & drop 'em straight up. Once you're feelin' it, tap Done & you're golden.

Makin' New Folders

Real simple: tap the + button in the lower right. Type a name. Tap Done. Boom. Folder created. Hit Cancel if you chicken out.

Messin' with Folder Names & Stuff

While you're in Editing Mode, tap a folder name to pop open an Action Menu with all the fancy options. Or go old school — tap & hold (iOS/iPadOS) or right-click (macOS) to see the context menu for even more shenanigans.

Killin' Folders

When you hit Delete Folder from the menu, OnSong's like "yo, you sure?" — & then it tells you don't worry, your sets are gonna be just fine in your library. Tap Delete & the folder's gone. Tap Cancel if you're gettin' cold feet. The sets inside? Totally safe. We don't go nuclear on those.

2026.3 — Last Refreshed October 25, 2026