nkoda: sheet music

Name: nkoda: sheet music
Rating: 4.1 (262 reviews)
Author: nkoda Ltd

By: nkoda Ltd App

Simply learn & play

Overview

Version:

4.0.8

Last updated: 2026-01-26

Ranking

#98,266 ▼ 92

Overall

Features & Capabilities

nkoda: sheet music provides access to 110,000+ licensed editions from top publishers, helping you find, organize, and annotate scores across classical, jazz, contemporary, and pop. It’s designed for study, teaching, and performance, with unlimited access to scores and performance materials for use anytime, anywhere.

The app supports offline and online access, customizable toolboxes, easy sharing and collaboration, and unlimited storage for your own scores. It also includes educational materials and parts, making nkoda ideal for study, rehearsal planning, and recital preparation. Subscriptions offer full library access with clear renewal terms and a free trial, plus straightforward options to manage your collection and contributions.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App Education Music & Audio

By:

nkoda Ltd

Rating:

4.10

(262)

Version:

4.0.8 Last updated: 2026-01-26

Version code:

881672374

Creation date:

2018-06-20

Compatible devices:

Size:

388.52MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-08-15

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 98,266 ▼ 92

Other platforms

nkoda: sheet music (v4.0.7)

276,523 2.33

(887)

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Developed by:

nkoda Ltd

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/nkoda-sheet-music/id1327811418

Website:

https://www.nkoda.com/

User Reviews

Reviewers praise Nkoda’s extensive library and institutional access, but repeatedly report login failures, slow performance, and billing issues with poor support, which significantly undermines the app’s value despite strong content.

Pros

Extensive, valuable library of sheet music that many reviewers praise.
Institutional credentials/workflow generally enable access to content for users with library memberships.
Nkoda’s library features are standout among score reader apps.

Cons

Frequent login/authentication problems and slow sign-in, with accounts sometimes shown as tied to another account or not recognized.
Severe performance issues: slow loading, glitches, crashes, and unreliable operation.
Billing and refunds problems: unexpected charges, cancellations failing, and slow or no refunds with weak customer support.
Unreliable access and account handling for non-UK users and institutional accounts.

Recent reviews

Although the pieces that are there are wonderful, the search engine is so difficult to use that even if you know the exact name of the piece and even it’s numerical identifier, it can be almost impossible to find. In addition, the idea that you can spend that much money per year on an app and they don’t give you a way to delete a score from your playlist without deleting the entire playlist is just insane. It’s such a simple coding measure. You have to conclude they genuinely don’t care. If you’re going to have an app like this, you should pay developers to continue to make sure that it’s updated and functional. If they fix these issues, it would surely be a five star review.

by La*****, 2026-07-21

Update: I got a refund. They agreed to a refund a day after charging me and receiving an email from me explaining why they needed to give me a refund. Original review: They illegally charged me despite my cancelling my free trial 24 hours before it ended. Still trying to get a refund. Beware signing up for their subscription on their website as there is no instantaneous electronic cancellation mechanism. I went through the steps as directed multiple times and received no cancellation email. I additionally emailed customer service so that I could have a record of requesting to cancel. This could have been a useful app to subscribe to in months when I play gigs that don’t give out non public domain music in advance, but I won’t do so unless they sort out an effective instaneous electronic cancellation mechanism and refund the illegal charge. For public domain music imslp is adequate and FREE.