Scorly

Scorly holds your scores and setlists on your own device, turns pages with a tap or a pedal, and lets you write on the page the way you would on paper.

What it does

• Your library, on your device. Import PDFs and photographs of music, scan pages with the camera, or share a score into Scorly from another app. Scorly copies each file into its own storage, so nothing breaks when you tidy up your Downloads folder.
• Tags. Group pieces your own way — a wedding list, a Tuesday trio — and filter the library or your setlists with one tap.
• Reading, not browsing. Full screen, screen kept awake, page turns by tap, by keyboard, or by a Bluetooth page-turner pedal. Two pages side by side on a wide screen, when you switch it on.
• Annotations. Pen, highlighter and eraser, written on the page and kept with it. The file you imported is never rewritten.
• Sticky notes. Pin a note to the spot on the page it is about, write or type on it, and close it to a small mark.
• Blank staves. Start a score on empty staff paper and write the music in yourself.
• Setlists. Put pieces in order, play straight through them, lock a set so it cannot be changed by accident on stage. Each set has its own stage paper for the running order or the programme you were handed.
• Backup you can hold. Export your whole library as one file, or have Scorly back it up to your Google Drive on a schedule you choose.

Where it is

Scorly for Android is on Google Play — free, with no account needed and no ads. It is built for a tablet, and it runs on a phone.

Scorly for iPhone and iPad is on the App Store as Scorly: Sheet Music Reader — free as well, with no account and no purchase.

Support

Questions, faults, and feature requests go to support@scorlyapp.com. It is read by the person who writes the app.