PracticeBuddy vs OpenScore

Ever wonder, what did I practice today? Practice Buddy helps you keep track of your instrument practice. Log your practice time, repeat drills, and notes — all in one place. ---------- Here's what you can track ▪ Practice Time - Track how long you practiced. - See your time broken down by each piece. ▪ Repeat Practice - Check off how many times you repeated a tricky section. - Set a target and tick them off one by one. ▪ Notes - Jot down thoughts during practice, or things to focus on next time. ▪ Reflection - Look back on your day's practice with a quick note. - Record what changed, what to work on next, and how you felt. ▪ Stats - View your monthly practice history. - A helpful way to see how far you've come. ---------- This app is for you if... - You want to keep a record of your practice - You want to see your practice time organized - You want to track your repeat drills Piano, violin, guitar, and more — it works for any instrument. ---------- Practice is often a solo journey. You take what you learned in lessons, repeat the hard parts, and push yourself to get a little better each day. I believe that when you write it down, you start to see small changes, and find the motivation to keep going. Practice Buddy won't practice for you, but it's here to help you remember every step. ---------- Contact & Feedback If something feels off, or you have a feature idea, don't hesitate to reach out. In-app feedback, email, or Instagram DM — all welcome :) ▪ Email: practicebuddy.app@gmail.com ▪ Instagram: @practicebuddy

Open your sheet music and focus on playing. OpenScore brings score management, annotation, page turning, and practice tracking together in one app. From daily practice to stage preparation, open the music you need on iPhone and iPad. • Import PDFs and photos of your scores, or capture paper sheet music with the camera. Arrange your pieces into setlists so the music you need for practice and performance comes up in order. • Mark fingerings, expression, and tricky spots with freehand notes and the highlighter. Keep what you learned in your lesson and noticed while practicing right on the page. • Turn to the next page with a wink or a nod. Keep reading even while both hands are on the instrument. • Set your tempo with the metronome and record your playing. Listen back to find what to polish in your next session. • Check your practice time by piece and your daily history. Look back on the practice you've built up and shape a routine of your own. Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/