Import a score
Tap + and choose a PDF stored on your device.
Official user guide
Get started with ScoreCue
Import a PDF score, set its timing, and move through the music without taking your hands off your instrument.
01
Start in four steps
Create timing
Analyze the score automatically or record bar timing yourself.
Start playing
Press Play and the score advances at the tempo you set.
Play together
Create or join an Ensemble session to sync progress across devices. One account can occupy only one seat in a session.
02 · Library
Keep every score in one place
Find recent scores, setlists, and your full library from the home screen.
- Import a PDF with the + button
- Find music quickly with search and sorting
- Build setlists in performance order
03 · Viewer
Nothing but the score while you play
The viewer gives your music the full screen. Use the bottom controls for playback, navigation, repeat, and more.
- Start automatic page turns with Play
- Tap the score to show or hide controls
- Open More for annotation, timing, and metronome tools
04 · Settings
Fit ScoreCue to the way you play
Configure pedal keys, count-in, screen behavior, data, and account settings in one place.
- Teach pedal keys for next, previous, and start/stop
- Choose the count-in before auto-play
- Adjust screen-on and display options
05
What changes on Android and iPad
Core features and file formats are shared; navigation follows each platform’s conventions.
Android
Large-screen layout and open file access
Android uses a card-based library and a tablet-friendly settings panel.
- Open the system file picker from +
- Use Android Back and the system share sheet
- Teach Bluetooth pedal keys in Settings
iOS · iPadOS
iPad sidebar and Apple Pencil
iPad uses a native sidebar, the Files app, and keyboard shortcuts.
- Import PDFs through Files
- Annotate naturally with Apple Pencil
- Use ⌘S, ⌘I, ⌘E, and ⌘L shortcuts