Muzodo

First impressions are very good, the learning curve was fairly painless. It would be nice to see which section members are in when looking at the members tab.(Admin). On the web site events page you can drag players into a different section. For us that is really useful as some players are multi instrumental. It would be good if there was the option to send a notification to players when they are moved. Perhaps at the end of moving players into the desired sections for that event. On iPhone 12 mini the app version number is not completely visible in the bottom right of the screen. On the website, adding the yes no maybe status of players from an earlier system is pretty painful. it would be good to either have an XLS import or less clicks to change each reply status. on the app , for an admin, it would be good to be able to change the reply status of those few players that don’t use the system or just want to tell me.

Our choir has been using Muzodo for several years, and it does just what we need. Members are reminded if they haven’t filled in their availability, forthcoming rehearsals sync with calendar apps… Chris is prompt to reply to requests and questions, too. One star deducted because the interface is a little awkwardly designed. But I’d definitely recommend this app to anyone in charge of administering a large group of musicians.

Muzodo is a fantastic scheduling tool that enables us to effectively tell organisers if we are able to accept or decline a job or even if we need to pull in deps as well. Really simple to use, developers are very responsive should you need anything.

I have used Muzodo with 3 different bands so far. I find it easy to use on the whole although getting the app to work on my iphone took a bit of fiddling to set up, now it’s set up, it is very easy to keep track of things with both the bands I play in appearing in the same app. Recommended!

I have been using Muzodo for about 4 years as an administrator to help me run 2 bands having up to 20 players. It has been far easier than the loads of Emails and phone calls I used to have to make to get players and deps to rehearsals and gigs. Each player and dep is happy to have this as an app on their phone. I find that they are often using it for other bands they play in. Chris the developer always listens to queries and suggestions for improvement and changes it when justified. All round it’s excellent.

Great app. Love everything about it

Just finished using this app for the first year and it has been really useful. You can check who is available which is really good it then gives us time to sort if deps are needed. I’m not sure how it works when you are connected to two bands as I get a different format, perhaps that’s how the admin has set it up but if it is workable in the same format for more than one band I’d say it’s a no brainier. Well satisfied.

Really useful, can see at an instant who’s available and if there’s any gaps in the band that need filling or if we have too many in one section. Great App, we’ll done

Really great way for our community choir to share info on gigs and keep track of who’s able to attend. I love the automatic reminders and being able to let the organisers know not only if I can attend but if not why not

After many many years of being fixed via mobile phone or email this resource is brilliant as a place to sort out dates in the diary and different needs ( say for lifts or dress codes ) the alternative google spreadsheet was ok but there was no way to delete it from one’s g drive without it mysteriously turning up again years later ( not so good when fixing funeral choirs…). And recent changes to doodlepole similarly couldn’t cope with voting for which day to run the concert or rehearsals on. All of this is solved by Muzodo ( Ie a do fixed by and for Muzos…) and is a handy external to diary resource to see what’s coming up and who’s been invited /coming. I’m impressed and enjoying how easy it is to find information regarding each gig without having to wade through endless emails from the same originating organisers.