Guitar Pro

Name: Guitar Pro
Price: 6.99 USD
Rating: 3.6 (896 reviews)
Author: Arobas Music

By: Arobas Music App

Tablature & Sheet Music Player

Overview

Version:

1.11.6

Last updated: 2026-09-10

Features & Capabilities

Guitar Pro Mobile is the companion app to view and play sheet music and tablature created with the Guitar Pro ecosystem. It’s ideal for practicing on the go and capturing musical ideas with the NotePad single-track tablature tool, which you can later finish on desktop Guitar Pro.

Key features include support for GP3–GP8 (.gp) and PowerTab (.ptb), tab and standard notation, a multitrack player with metronome and tempo controls, fretboard view for left- and right-handed players, on‑the‑fly transposition and looping, file loading via WiFi, iTunes, or email, dark/light modes, export to PDF, and the option to export NotePad ideas to GP6/GP7 formats for continued work on desktop. It also integrates with MySongBook for sheet music access.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App Music & Audio Education

By:

Arobas Music

Rating:

3.60

(896)

Version:

1.11.6 Last updated: 2026-09-10

Version code:

890042547

Creation date:

2011-01-15

Compatible devices:

Size:

27.36MB

Price:

6.99

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-09-17

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 63,891 ▼ 65

Other rankings

#24 in Music (Paid) ▼ 12#62 in tab keyword 63 ▼ 14

Other platforms

Guitar Pro (v1.9.0)

343,733 2.43

(11,984)

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Developed by:

Arobas Music

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/guitar-pro/id400666114

Website:

https://www.guitar-pro.com/

User Reviews

Guitar Pro on iOS serves as a portable, low-cost companion for practicing and accessing GP files on the go. However, it struggles as a desktop replacement due to paywalls for songs, limited editing and file management features, audio/compatibility shortcomings, and slow updates. Users repeatedly note it’s best for practice rather than full composition or editing workflows, with reliability and parity issues dampening the experience.

Pros

Portable practice tool for on-the-go use, including fingerstyle practice.
Lower overall cost for mobile use compared to the desktop version.
Access to Guitar Pro files and ecosystem on mobile via the GP browser, allowing you to open and view files on the go.
Useful for learning riffs and practicing techniques.

Cons

Requires a paid app plus additional subscription/credits to access songs, leading to paywalls and ongoing costs.
Not a full editor: editing capabilities are limited or removed (e.g., copy/paste), making it feel like a viewer rather than a desktop replacement.
Audio quality and feature parity with the desktop version are lacking (MIDI quality is uneven; limited audio file integration or synchronization with tabs).
File management and reliability issues (files can appear corrupted, poor cloud/structure handling, and awkward file navigation).
Update frequency and parity with the desktop app are lagging (slow updates and removal of previously available features).

Recent reviews

Don’t get this , you have to pay upfront just to open the app , then a subscription of 5 dollars a month after that .. it’s insanely complicated and didn’t have any of the songs that I wanted to play.. I only downloaded it so I could put tabs on my own videos .. just get songster it’s way better. The free version is pretty good as well

by _T*****, 2026-08-23

I’ve tried several music writing apps for different instruments including the guitar. The desktop version of guitar pro is by far my favorite. I have tried 4 different apps and guitar pro is the most intuitive and easy to use for guitar, piano, and even Bb instruments like the alto sax. However, when using this app on an iPad its most unique options, like transcribing for non-concert pitch instruments, are gone. So is the intuitiveness. I was going to upgrade to 8 but my understanding is that the same limitations are on the new version. Oh well, still may favorite desk top writing system. I’ll stick with it until someone comes up with a better mobile version.