digitalScore, read sheet music

Name: digitalScore, read sheet music
Rating: 4.6 (599 reviews)
Author: Symphonic Hub Sociedad Limitada

By: Symphonic Hub Sociedad Limitada

The pdf music score reader

Features & Capabilities

digitalScore is a sheet music app and digital studio built for conservatory students, professional performers, and serious musicians. It offers visual library management with color-coded folders and custom score covers, smart auto-fill metadata, and robust backups, plus a half-page preview and ultra-fast rendering for heavy annotations.

Editable annotations let you move and resize symbols, erase without disturbing staff lines, and copy passages with the collage tool. Practice tools include structured tasks, time tracking, goals, Pro Metronome, tempo and pitch control, a recorder with reverb, tuner, drone, and piano keyboard. Collaboration features such as iCloud sync, real-time SharePlay, Orchestra Mode, and versioned backups keep everyone in sync. With 400k+ scores at your fingertips, digitalScore is designed around how musicians actually work.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App Music & Audio Education

By:

Symphonic Hub Sociedad Limitada

Rating:

4.60

(599) 1 new ratings

Version:

7.3.5 Last updated: 2026-06-04

Version code:

886537089

Creation date:

2019-06-06

Compatible devices:

Size:

202.97MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-05

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 73,038 ▲ 184

For Developers

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Developed by:

Symphonic Hub Sociedad Limitada

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/digitalscore-read-sheet-music/id1451089655

Website:

https://www.digitalscore.app/

User Reviews

Users like the app for gesture page-turning and annotation features, plus updates that fix bugs. However, stability problems (crashes, freezes, data loss), paywall-driven feature access, and weak support detract from the experience. Navigation can be non-intuitive, and server/import issues plus platform limitations further affect reliability. Overall sentiment is mixed: some praise usability and value, while others highlight recurring flaws and cost concerns.

Pros

Gesture-based page turning (wink/face gestures) is a standout feature mentioned by multiple reviewers.
Annotation and score-marking capabilities for scores (with audio placement) exist, offering powerful editing tools.
Regular updates have improved stability and fixed freezes, according to users.
Some reviewers find the app intuitive and user-friendly, especially compared to alternatives.
Users note perceived value for money and consider it a solid option relative to competitors.

Cons

Frequent stability issues: crashes, freezing, and even data loss (scores disappearing) are commonly reported.
Core features are gated behind paid plans (annotations and certain gestures) with pricing tiers that cause confusion and frustration.
Support and communication problems: slow responses, bounced emails, and unclear or missing contact options.
Navigation/UI can be non-intuitive or clunky in practice, making certain tasks feel cumbersome.
Server/downloading/import issues and platform limitations (e.g., no Android, Mac-specific problems) affect reliability and cross-device use.

Recent reviews

Excelente aplicación!!! Lo amo!!!

by Lu*****, 2026-04-30

The updates have been making glitchiness of this app better, which I appreciate. However, please stop implementing AI features. I don’t need an AI summary of the pieces in my playlists, and I especially don’t need random words and letters highlighted on my pages! At the very least please make it optional in settings. It’s distracting on the page and confusing. Not to mention, offensive to use AI on an app targeted towards generally anti-AI artists (musicians).

by +******, 2026-04-22

I think there’s a good reason I haven’t heard of this app. I’ve been using it for over a month, and there were things I liked about it, but it’s mostly super buggy and almost everything is locked behind a paywall. You can’t even do annotations without paying, which is literally the most basic feature of a sheet music app. The Pro version can be bought as a $35 one-time purchase but that doesn’t even include all the features that the Premium subscription does. Just buy ForScore for $25 and you’ll get a way better experience.