Study.
Rehearse.
Perform.

Scores that name themselves.

“scan_0417.pdf” becomes “Clair de Lune, Debussy” by itself. Import a folder of a hundred files and watch the titles and composers fill in. Share a PDF from any app, search IMSLP without leaving enScore, point your camera at a photocopy, or use a flatbed or feeder scanner over Wi‑Fi.

• Titles and composers detected automatically, one score or a whole folder
• Share PDFs from any app, or import a whole folder
• Search & import from IMSLP, inside the app
• Camera scans that land straightened, cropped and clean
• Flatbed and feeder scanners over Wi-Fi

Nothing to redo.

One .4sc file and your scores, ink, stamps and layers land exactly as you left them. Share your scores from forScore as a forScore file, open it in enScore, and keep playing. It works the same on every platform.

• Scores, titles, composers and bookmarks
• Every marking, with its layers kept as layers
• On iPhone, iPad, Mac, Android and Windows alike

How to move from forScore

No more bad page turns.

Half-page turns show you the next line before you need it. Turn with a tap, a swipe or a foot pedal. Put a concert in a setlist and one piece flows into the next, with the screen awake until the applause.

• Half-page & alternating page turns
• Tap, swipe, or Bluetooth foot pedal control
• Setlists that flow score to score
• Page range and tempo per list entry, for just the movement you need
• Keep-awake, plus light, dark, sepia & e-ink modes

Which pedals work, and how to pair them

The practice room.

Mark a fingering. Highlight the entry you keep missing. White out the editor’s bowing and write your own. Apple Pencil, any stylus or a fingertip; the line follows your pressure. Highlighters blend like real ones. The eraser takes back one stroke or one pixel. Every marking sits on a layer you can hide for the concert.

• Pressure-sensitive pen with custom colour palettes
• Highlighters that blend like real ones
• Whiteout, text boxes & stamps
• Annotation layers to organise your ideas