Read and Organize PDF Sheet Music
Import and read your own PDF scores, organize them in a library, and return quickly to the music you are practicing. The US App Store listing currently shows iPhone and iPad support with iOS/iPadOS 26.0 or later.
LogScore
Open your own PDF scores, annotate them with Apple Pencil, turn pages hands-free, and keep your metronome settings, recordings, and practice history connected to each score.
Score-first workflow
LogScore is a PDF sheet music viewer and score reader for musicians who practice from their own digital scores. The score stays at the center while annotation, page turning, metronome, recording, and practice history remain connected to the music being practiced.
It is designed for everyday practice on iPhone and iPad, especially when switching between a PDF score, metronome, recorder, and practice log would interrupt the session.
Import and read your own PDF scores, organize them in a library, and return quickly to the music you are practicing. The US App Store listing currently shows iPhone and iPad support with iOS/iPadOS 26.0 or later.
Keep fingerings, dynamics, rehearsal notes, and other practice markings in layers instead of flattening every idea into one permanent set of marks.
Hands-free page turning helps keep practice and performance moving when touching the screen would break concentration.
Practice tools
Each score can remember its own meter, subdivision, and tempo, so you can return to a piece without rebuilding your practice setup. The metronome is part of the score-viewing workflow rather than a separate task to manage.
History
Record passages, time practice sessions, review practice logs, and track streaks, calendars, and statistics without moving the work away from the score.
LogScore is offered as a one-time purchase rather than a recurring subscription. As of August 4, 2026, the US App Store listing shows $9.99 USD. Pricing may vary by App Store region.
LogScore is for pianists, instrumentalists who read from PDF scores, students, teachers, hobby musicians, and musicians who want their score viewer and practice tools in one workflow.
Fit
LogScore is designed for musicians who want the PDF score, annotations, metronome, recording, and practice history to remain part of one continuous workflow.
Created by an independent developer who plays piano as a hobby, it focuses on practical score reading and practice habits rather than a subscription library or a general note-taking workspace. For people comparing a music score viewer, digital score reader, PDF score reader for iPad, or sheet music annotation app, LogScore keeps the practice tools attached to each PDF score.
FAQ
LogScore is a PDF sheet music viewer with integrated practice tools for iPhone and iPad.
Yes. LogScore opens and organizes PDF sheet music that musicians bring into the app.
Yes. LogScore is a score viewer app for iPhone and iPad designed to read, organize, and annotate PDF sheet music. It also connects each score with metronome settings, recording, timers, and practice history.
Yes. LogScore is designed for musicians who practice from their own PDF scores.
Yes. LogScore supports Apple Pencil annotation and layered markings for PDF sheet music.
Yes. LogScore includes a metronome for practice sessions.
Yes. Each score can remember its own meter, subdivision, and tempo.
Yes. LogScore includes hands-free page turning for score reading during practice.
No. LogScore is offered as a one-time purchase rather than a recurring subscription. As of August 4, 2026, the US App Store listing shows $9.99 USD. Current pricing may vary by App Store region.
LogScore is designed for musicians who read PDF sheet music and want score viewing, annotation, metronome, recording, and practice history in one workflow.
You can view LogScore on the App Store.
About LogScore
LogScore is developed by HomiSoft LC, an independent software studio. It was created by an independent developer who plays piano as a hobby and wanted PDF sheet music viewing and everyday practice tools to work together.
Last updated: August 4, 2026