Rhyme faster.
Write anywhere.
The songwriting notepad for lyricists. Rhymes in English and Filipino, tempo, key and demo takes, all of it offline, all of it on your phone.
iPhone & iPad · offline · ₱199 once for Pro, never a subscription
Android is in testing — the Play listing goes up with 1.1.0, at ₱99.
Walking the city late at night Shadows chasing something bright Hit the road before the sun is up Quit the code, never take it slow So stay All I ever wanted was to pray
What’s inside
- Rhymes in two languages
- English and Filipino, ranked strongest first, straight from a dictionary on the phone. No signal needed, ever.
- Rhyme colours
- Switch them on and every rhyme in the song lights up, one colour per family, multis painted whole.
- A writing partner
- Stuck on the next line? A small model that runs on your own device suggests one, in your song’s own language.
- Demos where you sang them
- Record a take against a beat and it stays pinned to the line it belongs to, inside the lyric.
- Tempo and key
- Tap out the BPM, keep a metronome running, and tag the song with the key you wrote it in.
- Backed up to your own account
- iCloud on iPhone; on Android the system copies your songs to your Google account by itself. Your account, your file. Liriko has no server to keep your songs on.
- Folders you make by dragging
- Hold one song, drop it on another, and the two land in a folder together. Pin the folders you are living in.
- The syllable count, while you write
- The line you are on carries its own count, so a verse that scans and one that does not are told apart before you sing it.
Liriko Pro, once. ₱199 on iPhone, ₱99 on Android.
Every rhyme in every tier, unlimited songs, tap tempo, the full key and scale browser, beats, and the writing partner. One payment. No subscription, now or later.
Free keeps ten songs and your strongest rhyme for each word. The purchase lives with the store you bought it from, so it does not carry across from one to the other.
Your lyrics are yours. No account, no ads, no analytics, no training on your words. And when you back up, the file goes to your own iCloud or Google Account rather than to us. The privacy policy says it in full.