David 
How do you keep track of all the ideas you've planned for a club night? You want to play a specific song. You want to repeat a sequence. You have a suggestion for the class. You want to practice swing thru at a particular point. These kinds of ideas are easy to jot down. But while calling, there's little time to search. That's exactly what this is for… Read more
As callers, we all have our favorite songs. Some songs just work. They provide a sense of security. They create a good atmosphere. They suit our voices. And that's precisely why they keep appearing in the setlist. The problem is: we often don't even realize how often we call certain songs. At the same time, other tracks remain on the playlist, even though… Read more
You don't really learn a new program through theory alone. Sure, you can read a manual. You can look at screenshots. You can have someone explain what each button does. But the real feeling only comes when you open the program, load music, try something out, and realize: Ah, that's how it works. That's exactly what Callers Caddy is for… Read more
Laptops have already taken a lot of work off the hands of square dance callers. Managing music, searching for songs, adjusting the tempo, displaying lyrics, preparing playlists – many things are much easier today than before. Nevertheless, one small problem remains in live situations: mouse and touchpad aren't always the most comfortable way to control music. Especially when you're simultaneously calling, keeping an eye on the dancers, and so on… Read more
Some features have instant visual impact. The new Dual View is definitely one of them. With it, you can bring two widgets to the forefront simultaneously in Callers Caddy and display them side-by-side as floating windows. This is especially useful when you don't just want to keep an eye on one widget, but need to view two things at once. That's exactly what… Read more
The big leaps are here – now for the finer details. Major new features like the Loop Finder are already in Callers Caddy. These features are immediately noticeable. They visibly bring a lot of dynamism to the software. Now it's about something else. Now it's about the small, subtle details. These are precisely the things… Read more
Square dance callers are always looking for new music. A great song can change the mood of a tip. It can liven up the dance floor, bring fresh energy, and make the dancers smile. That's why many callers are constantly on the lookout for the next track to add to their music library. Today, it's much easier to find good square dance music… Read more
Anyone who regularly calls for clubs, prepares a special, or teaches a class knows the problem: there are always a few things floating around in your head. These thoughts are often important – but unfortunately, they're not always there when you need them. That's precisely why Callers Caddy now offers a new feature: Notes. The new… Read more
Anyone who calls from a laptop or PC quickly encounters the problem: there are more things you want to do with a single keystroke than there are conveniently available keys. Initially, the standard keys are often sufficient. In Callers Caddy, the F5 to F8 keys are already sensibly assigned – for Play, Pause/Resume, Stop, and Fadeout. Read more
The age-old problem: Manual linking. Anyone who regularly imports new songs into their music player knows the scenario: You have a nice MP3 file—and often a lyrics file (RTF, HTML, or TXT) alongside it. The classic workflow: For 10 songs? Doable. For 100 songs? Tedious. For 1,000 songs? Unrealistic. The solution: Lyrics co-import in Callers Caddy. From… Read more
