ScoreLibrary

Name: ScoreLibrary
Author: Daisaku Seto

Read · Write · Listen · Learn

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📚 Education

🎵 Music

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April 20, 2026
September 12, 2026
2.2
iOS 18.4+
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19.82MB
iPhone, iPad
16 days ago
American English

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ScoreLibrary is a music score reader built for daily practice rather than the concert stage. It's the first score app with a real time-machine view of your annotations. 【Time Machine】 Every pen stroke is auto-snapshotted hourly. The vertical slider in the PDF viewer lets you scrub the timeline: - See only what you wrote this morning - See only the conductor's notes from last week's rehearsal - "Pin this as current" promotes a past state without losing the future snapshots This is unique among score reading apps. 【Smart Japanese Instrument Detection】 When you import PDFs, on-device OCR picks out the instrument and part number, automatically renaming "15_Trumpet3.pdf" to "Murdoch's Last Letter_Tp_3rd.pdf" or your localized equivalent. - 90+ instrument patterns (Western and Japanese) - Composer / arranger detection - Both vertical and horizontal text 【Multiple Import Paths】 - Multi-PDF picker with batched import - Whole-folder import - Camera scan to high-quality PDF - "Open in ScoreLibrary" from Google Drive, OneDrive, Dropbox - Files app, Mail, LINE share sheet support 【Annotations】 - Apple Pencil pen input - Two page-turn modes: paper Page Curl and smooth Slide - Attach photos anywhere on the page 【Concert / Event Management】 - Per-event annotations (your notes for Concert A don't bleed into Concert B even on the same score) - Setlists with reordering - Add multiple flyer images per event (front, back, handouts), viewable full screen - Auto-generated mute lists for what to bring 【Practice Tools】 - Chord card with audible chord lookup - Score reading card for note name / interval reference - Built-in metronome with compound-meter support (6/8, 9/8, 12/8) 【Trilingual】 Japanese / English / 简体中文 with instant in-app switching. 【Pro Tier (one-time $4.99)】 Unlocks Time Machine slider operation, "Pin this as current," paw- shaped slider thumbs, an alternate paw-stamped app icon, and a faint paw-print decoration across the tab backgrounds. Snapshots are recorded in the background for everyone, so Pro can be purchased anytime later without losing your past practice history. One-time purchase. No subscription.

What's New in ScoreLibrary

2.2

September 12, 2026

v2.2 — Better page turns, louder sound, multi-image flyers, and improved stability on older iPhones. 【Choose Your Page Turn】 Switch between "Page Curl" (a paper-like flip, iBooks style) and "Slide" (smooth, like Apple's own apps) from the book icon at the top. Adjacent pages are pre-rendered, so even Page Curl shows the next page with no waiting. On iPad the curl is now faster to suit the larger screen. We also fixed zooming so the page no longer sticks to an edge and is easy to re-center. 【Multiple Flyers per Event】 You can now add as many flyer images as you like to an event — front, back, and related handouts. Tap to view full screen with pinch zoom, and on iPad several flyers are shown side by side. 【Louder Metronome & Chords】 The chord and metronome sounds, previously a bit quiet, are now boosted right up to just below clipping so they come through clearly. 【Compound Time Signatures】 The metronome now handles 6/8, 9/8, and 12/8 correctly. Instead of clicking every eighth note, it feels the true pulse — one beat (a dotted quarter) subdivided into three — and tempo is set by the main beat. 【Easier Metronome Tempo】 Pick common tempos (50–200) with a single tap from a horizontally scrollable row. The hard-to-use tempo slider is gone, and a bug that caused rapid-fire clicks while changing tempo is fixed. 【A Cleaner Screen】 Score controls are consolidated into the top toolbar. The two you use most — annotate and metronome — stay as direct buttons; everything else moves into a "•••" menu, keeping the music in focus. Panels that appear over the score now have a close (×) button. 【Stability on Older iPhones】 We substantially reduced how much memory images and page rendering use, making crashes (out-of-memory terminations) far less likely on older devices. A startup crash was also fixed. A lighter, smoother score app for everyday practice.