We've Moved to starapp.io

Mi Loha

17 Jan 2026 — 1 min read

We have some exciting news to share—Star now has a new home at starapp.io.

What's Changing

Our domain has officially moved from star.loha.dev to starapp.io. This change reflects our commitment to making Star a more professional and memorable platform for musicians, worship leaders, and choir directors everywhere.

To Our Existing Customers

First, we want to say thank you—and we're sorry.

We know that change, even small change, can be disruptive. Updating bookmarks, adjusting your workflow, or simply getting used to a new URL takes time and mental energy. We don't take that lightly.

This domain migration marks the final step in a series of updates we've been working through, and we're grateful for your patience as we've refined and improved the platform. Your trust in Star means everything to us.

What You Need to Do

Update your bookmarks to starapp.io
If you had the old URL saved anywhere (notes, browser shortcuts, etc.), please update those as well
Your account, setlists, and all your data remain exactly as you left them—nothing has changed except the address

Why the Change

A dedicated domain gives Star its own identity and makes it easier for new users to find us. It's a small step, but an important one as we continue to grow and serve the music community better.

Thank You

We're incredibly grateful for every worship leader, choir director, band member, and musician who has trusted Star to help organize their performances. This move is just one more step toward building something truly useful for you.

If you have any questions or run into any issues, don't hesitate to reach out.

Here's to many more setlists, rehearsals, and performances together.

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