Pure Score Reader

Sukodama Inc.

In-app purchases

About this app

Your very first piece. The score you opened in the wings before walking on. Paper has been with you all along. With respect for that journey, Pure Score Reader simply makes the next step lighter — turning, carrying, marking up. Your phone or tablet becomes your music stand: on stage, in the practice room, or in a lesson.

BUILT FOR THE STAGE
• Keep both hands on your instrument — turn pages with a Bluetooth foot pedal
• Or tap and swipe; single page or two-page spread
• Opens right where you left off, so you never lose your place between pieces
• Smart-zoom and edge-trim make the notes big, even on a small screen

SETLISTS — BUILD YOUR OWN BOOK
• Don't just pick pieces — pull the exact pages you need from inside each one
• Stitch pages from different pieces into one continuous, gap-free book
• A personal practice book, or a ready-to-play set for the gig
• Reorder freely and play straight through — spreads, annotations, and resume all intact

EASY TO MARK UP, EASY TO READ — EVEN MID-PLAY
• Pen, highlighter, and eraser with natural pressure (Apple Pencil / S Pen)
• Keep fingerings, dynamics, and repeats on separate layers — switch between a stage set and a practice set
• Layer presets save a look (color + width) for each purpose and recall it in one tap
• Your own color palette

ORGANIZE
• Search by title, composer, or publisher
• Labels and folders to tame a growing library

YOUR SCORES STAY YOURS
• Optional sync through your own Google Drive (the app's private folder)
• Scores and annotations live on your device or in your Drive — never on our servers
• No tracking, no ads, no account required to start

LANGUAGES
English, German, French, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Simplified Chinese, and Traditional Chinese.

Pure Score Reader is free to import your first scores. A one-time Essential unlock — no subscription — removes the import limit for your whole library.

What’s new

New in 1.4:
• Export your complete library — scores, annotations, setlists, and recordings — to one local backup file
• Restore by merging without deleting current data, or replace the library when needed
• Much faster drawing, undo, erasing, and library/score opening on Android, especially for heavily annotated scores