MōdScore

Dur Tuplet Nudge ±0

Acc

Tuplets: pick a count with −/+, tap the number to arm it, then enter that many notes.

TAP TO SELECT ACTIVE PART FOR NOTE ENTRY

Add new part

If a note is selected on the staff, these apply to that note. Otherwise they'll attach to the next note you enter.

Syllable:

Clear all pending

Hairpins

Cresc <

Decresc >

Tap to add or remove — a note can have more than one (e.g. accent + staccato).

Tempo words

Tempo changes

Rolls

Each extra slash doubles the roll: a quarter note becomes 2, 4, or 8 fast hits. Buzz and Press also play as a fast multi-bounce sound (Press tighter/faster than Buzz).

Grace notes (flam / drag / ruff)

Turn this on, tap letters below to queue grace notes (1 tap = flam, 2 = drag, 3 = ruff, or add more), then turn it back off and tap the main note — the queue attaches automatically. Clear queue

Sticking

Tap “Whole song” to switch to changing key or metre from the selected bar onwards — that's how you write a modulation or a metre change. Select a note in that bar first.

Pickup (anacrusis)

none

Shortens the first bar, for a piece that starts before beat 1.

Key signature — Major

Key signature — Minor

Time signature

Repeats

Select a note on the staff first — these mark that note's whole measure. Tap again to remove.

Adds a repeat-previous-measure(s) symbol to the active part, in place of writing it out again. Only works right at the start of a new measure.

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Mobile Music Notation

Backup — save a song file to your device

Your songs also auto-save inside this browser, but saving a file is the safe backup — it survives clearing browser data or switching devices.

Offline

The app itself already works with no signal once you've opened it. The recorded instruments stream in the first time you play them — save them here and playback keeps its real sound offline instead of falling back to the synth.

Import

Export current song

MusicXML opens in MuseScore, Sibelius, Dorico and Finale, keeping the notation itself — barlines, ties, lyrics, dynamics and each part's transposition. MIDI keeps only the performance.

Print / PDF

Your songs — autosaved

Diatonic Chords