MobileSheets
Michael Zuber / Zubersoft
About this app
- Age 10
- Updated Dec 17, 2025
- OS IOS / Android
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MobileSheets is a professional sheet music reader and performance organizer for musicians, bands, and music educators. Quickly build a digital library of PDFs, images, and ChordPro files, manage setlists for rehearsals and gigs, and perform with confidence using hands-free page turning. With powerful annotations, fast search, and cloud backup, it streamlines practice, rehearsals, and live shows.
Core features include a robust library and setlist manager for fast access to any score, advanced annotation tools with pens, highlights, stamps, and layers, and performance tools like a metronome, audio track linking, and Bluetooth pedal support. Ideal for digital sheet music management, music practice, and stage performance, it delivers a reliable, clutter-free workflow with cloud sync and cross-device backup.
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How to use:
1. Download and install MobileSheets, open the app, and grant file and storage permissions when prompted.
2. Import your music by tapping Import to add PDFs, images, or ChordPro files from local storage or cloud services like Google Drive, Dropbox, or OneDrive. You can also scan paper scores with your camera.
3. Organize your library by tagging pieces with composer, genre, and key, then create collections and setlists for rehearsals and performances. Use search and filters to find scores instantly.
4. Prepare your score by opening a piece and using annotation tools to write notes, highlight passages, add stamps, or place text. Crop pages, set page order, add link points for repeats, and attach audio or metronome presets.
5. Perform and sync by connecting a Bluetooth pedal or using on-screen gestures for hands-free page turns, starting the metronome or audio backing, enabling performance mode, and backing up or syncing your library to the cloud or another device.