Rigmark

A notebook for guitar and bass settings

Write down the rig behind a sound — which guitar, amp and pedals, in what order, and where every knob and switch was set — so you can set it up again next week. Rigmark works entirely offline with no account, advertising or analytics.

What it does

• Add the guitars, amps and pedals you actually own, each with the knobs and switches it really has. You choose every label, range and unit: 0–10, 1–12, 0–100 %, or named switch positions
• Build a preset as an ordered signal chain and record a reading for each control, with a slider for speed and a field for an exact value
• Mark a pedal bypassed without removing it from the chain
• Attach a photo of a piece of gear; Rigmark keeps its own copy so the picture stays even if you move or delete the original
• Duplicate a preset to try one change while the original stays untouched
• Search and favourite presets, and organise them by song, style and setlist
• Rehearsal mode steps through a setlist one song at a time in large type
• Share a readable preset card as text or an image, after a preview of exactly what will be sent
• Back up everything to a single .zip file you can open in any file manager, and restore it with a preview first

What it is not

Rigmark is a notebook. It does not make sound, model an amplifier, or connect to any hardware. It ships no gear database and makes no claim about what controls your equipment has — every record in it is something you typed.