Twiddly Bits

The SongSelect settings screen is where you go to peek at the legal stuff, see which organization you're totally signed into right now, control whether OnSong tells on you to CCLI, & make your SongSelect experience ~special~.

The Scary Legalese Stuff

CCLI^® SongSelect exists partly because it's got your back legally when you're flashin' lyrics at your congregation. Here's where you can eyeball the App Store End User License Agreement & the SongSelect Terms of Use. Riveting stuff, we know.

Your Organization (aka: Who You're Pretending to Work For)

The latest SongSelect integration pulls up your org's details — y'know, name & CCLI License #. This is the section where we rub it in your face.

The Snitch Feature (Reporting)

SongSelect 2.0 dropped a new feature called CCLI^® Auto-Reporting. Instead of you manually uploading your song usage like some kinda peasant, it does it automatically. Life-changing, amirite.

Auto-Reporting Enabled

Flip this switch & OnSong becomes a tattletale, uploadin' your CCLI data without you liftin' a finger. Turn it on & two more rows magically appear after your songs get snitched on.

Songs Reported

OnSong tracks which songs you've actually used via its Song Reporting feature. Out of the box, it reports By Set, meanin' songs in Sets get reported on that set's date. Boring, right? You can switch to By Usage instead — OnSong watches how long you stared at each song & reports that. Creepy? Totally.

Song Reporting Status

This line tells you how many songs got reported & whether anything blew up in the process. Tap it to see the full report or nuke all that data. You're welcome.

Make It Yours (Custom)

Customize your SongSelect experience so it doesn't suck as much.

Only find songs with chord sheets

This is turned on by default, which means OnSong won't show you lyric-only songs in search results. 'Cause apparently you need those chords to survive.

Note: The original SongSelect v1 API got ghosted by CCLI^® & has been pushin' daisies since June 26, 2023.