Describe the song
Theme, genre, mood, point of view. The same shape a co-writer would ask for before picking up a guitar.
Standby
Your lyric sheet will appear here.
Verse, chorus, second verse.
Bridge when the plan and prompt call for it.
A quiet writing tool for songwriters. Type the shape, get full verses and choruses worth keeping.
Built for the moment the melody is there and the line is not. Tell the tool what the song is about, what it feels like, who is talking - get back full-length verses, choruses, and bridges drafted in the voice you are after. Edit, regenerate, or save and come back later.
Your lyric sheet will appear here.
Verse, chorus, second verse.
Bridge when the plan and prompt call for it.
Theme, genre, mood, point of view. The same shape a co-writer would ask for before picking up a guitar.
Verse one, chorus, verse two, bridge - drafted as a full lyric sheet you can read top to bottom.
Rewrite any section, save the draft, copy it to your DAW or notebook. The tool stays out of your way.
Six dials that decide what the tool writes. You set the shape, the tool drafts the words. Anyone who has worked with a co-writer knows the brief is most of the work.
Verse, chorus, verse, bridge — or any order you ask for. Length per section is set by your tier. Hitmaker writes full song with pre-chorus and refrain.
First-person direct, second-person address, third-person narrator. Switch mid-song or hold the same lens through the bridge. The tool tracks your choice across sections.
Indie folk doesn't get country tropes. Pop doesn't get singer-songwriter affectation. The tool reads the genre as a posture, not a costume.
Wistful, anthemic, restless, tender, defiant. Mood shifts the line lengths and the cadence, not just the words. You feel it before you read it.
Drop in objects, places, weather, hands, and the lyric weaves them through. Pro tier accepts four cues. Hitmaker accepts an open list.
Don't like the second verse? Regenerate just that section against the same brief. The chorus and bridge stay. Iterate without losing the parts that work.
Short sections, up to 8 lines per verse or chorus.
Full-length sections, up to 16 lines per verse or chorus.
Full-song length, bridge included, deepest shaping controls.
Beginner caps at eight lines per section. Pro goes to sixteen. Hitmaker writes a full song with bridge, pre-chorus, and refrain in any structure you ask for.
Yes. Anything the tool drafts is yours to record, publish, register, and license. There is no claim on the output and no usage tracking beyond your own draft history.
Cancel from the billing page and the plan stays active through the period you paid for. No retention emails, no follow-up loops, no calls.
Your prompts and imagery cues stay private to your account. The model has no memory between sessions and does not train on your inputs.
No. It is a draft tool for the moment between an idea and a full lyric sheet. Most users edit two thirds of what it writes, which is the point.