A quiet operating system for singing teachers
Students, repertoire and payments in one calm place. Built for the teacher running their own studio.
Free for up to three clients. No card required.
£8/month once you pass three clients.

What a week actually looks like.
- 01Who is coming in, and what you worked on last time.
- 02The repertoire each student is preparing.
- 03Payments tracked without the awkward chase.
- 04Adult students and young singers in the same calm view.
Before the lesson, after the lesson, and across the season.
The quiet rhythm of a voice studio: arrive prepared, hold what mattered, and carry every voice through its slow changes.
Before the lesson
See who is coming in, the song they are preparing, the key you settled on last week, the audition or exam in view, and any note about a parent waiting for an update. You open the door already knowing where this voice is today.
After the lesson
Note what you worked on. The warm-up that loosened the jaw, the breath that finally held, the passaggio that wobbled, the cut to try next time, the lyric that is not landing yet. A short note for the parent of a young singer, while it is still fresh.
Across the season
See the adult singer building confidence for a wedding gig, the grade exam six weeks out, the student stuck on the same bridge for a month, the recital block coming up. Send a calm end-of-term recap to each parent, built from notes you already wrote.
Voices change slowly. A student spends months on breath, then on placement, then the high notes click. Another Session keeps the full thread, so you walk into every lesson with context.
The repertoire and the voice, both held in one place.
Songs in progress, keys and cuts, breath work, registers that still wobble, the confidence quietly building before the next performance. Tied to each singer and ready before they walk in.

Keep reading.
Coaching software for solo coaches.
The generic product page. What the software covers, what it costs, and who it is built for.
Read the pageFor CRM buyersA CRM for solo coaches.
Why a quiet client database, built around existing relationships rather than a sales pipeline, is the right shape for solo coaching.
Read the pageFrom the JournalSix months of breath.
A reminder that voices change slowly. Months on breath, then placement, then the high notes finally click. The teacher who holds the long view.
Read the postThings singing teachers ask us.
Is Another Session made for solo singing teachers?
Yes. Built for independent voice teachers running their own studio.
Can I track repertoire per student?
Yes. The songs, keys and cuts live on the student profile.
Does it handle termly billing?
Yes. Per lesson, monthly or termly. Whatever suits your studio.
Is it a booking tool?
No. It is for the teaching relationship itself.
What is singing teacher software?
Singing teacher software is the system a solo voice teacher uses to manage their students, repertoire, lessons and payments in one place, rather than across a notebook and a calendar. For a fuller walkthrough see /guides/how-to-choose-coaching-software.
Is Another Session singing teacher software for solo teachers?
Yes. Built for independent voice teachers running their own studio.
How much does it cost?
Another Session is free for up to three clients with no card needed. For unlimited clients it is 10 dollars a month. See the full breakdown of coaching software pricing at /guides/coaching-software-pricing.
Can I track repertoire and keys per student?
Yes. The songs, keys and cuts live on the student profile.
Is this a booking tool?
No. It is for everything around the booking.
Is Another Session a CRM for singing teachers?
Yes. It works as a CRM for singing teachers: a calm client database with sessions, notes and payments alongside each person, instead of a sales pipeline. Built for the solo practitioner, not a sales team.
Hold every voice as it changes
Independent singing teachers need one calm place for lessons, repertoire, payments and the details that carry from one week to the next.
Free for up to three clients. No card required.

