Prepare the arrangement
Import Standard MIDI format 0/1, choose tracks and check your bell range. C4 and C5 are treated as different pitches.
ChimeLane
A visual guide for group handbell rehearsals. Import a MIDI file, assign each note and follow the cues together on one shared screen.
Preparing for release · The project previously known as BellCue.

Turn an arrangement into a guide the whole group can follow. Each bell has its exact pitch, and each person has a clear moment to play.
Import Standard MIDI format 0/1, choose tracks and check your bell range. C4 and C5 are treated as different pitches.
Set up to 16 participants and review unassigned notes, bell changes and overlaps before you begin.
Adjust speed, count-in and repeating sections. Guide sound is optional; the group follows a single device.
Save up to 20 pieces in the local library and share JSON backups using the system share sheet.
Cues mark the start of a note, not when to damp a bell. You need physical handbells and someone to review the arrangement. The app does not import audio, PDF or MusicXML, or synchronize multiple devices.
Preparing for release
ChimeLane is being prepared for iOS and iPadOS. There is no verified public App Store download yet.
The iOS version is being prepared with a free original demo and a one-time unlock through Apple. The product and its commercial availability are still pending release. There is no purchase offer on this website.
Ask us by emailInformation reviewed October 18, 2026There is no verified public App Store link yet. Email us to ask about the project’s progress.
No. The group follows one shared screen on an iPhone or iPad. There is no synchronization between devices.
Standard MIDI format 0/1 and compatible JSON backups. MIDI files can contain up to 1 MiB, 5,000 notes and one hour of music. PDF, audio and MusicXML are not supported.
It includes First light, an original 30-second exercise. It does not include a song catalog or rights to any music you import.
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