For musicians · iOS and Android
Everything on the stand, in one app.
Sheet music, pencil marks, a metronome, a tuner, a recorder and a practice log — all inside one rehearsal session, so nothing has to be written down twice.
Not released yet. The stores open when the first version ships.
The idea
Four apps on a music stand is four apps nobody keeps a record in.
Rehearsio is built around one thing: the practice session. You start it, and everything else happens inside — the score is open, the metronome is under your hand, the recorder is running, the time counts itself. What's left afterwards is a record, not a memory.
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Start
One press. The clock runs and the session is open behind everything else.
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Play
Score on screen, metronome a tap away, the recording already going.
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Mark
Pencil on the page, a note to yourself, a task for tomorrow.
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Look back
How long, on what, at what tempo — and how it actually sounded.
What's inside
Nine tools that already know about each other.
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Sheet music library
Bring in PDFs from Files, Mail or anywhere that can share. They open where you left off.
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Pencil marks
Six pencils and a highlighter, straight onto the page. Fingerings, breaths, the bar you keep missing.
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Metronome
Time signatures, accents, subdivisions. It keeps its beat while the rest of the app is busy.
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Tuner
Note, cents and a needle that holds still. Works for anything with a pitch.
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Recording
Record the run-through and hear it back. The recording stays on the phone unless you send it somewhere.
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Notes
What the teacher said, what to fix, what to ask next time. Searchable, tagged, tied to the piece.
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Stopwatch and timer
How long you actually played, split by what you played. Counted for you, not by you.
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Progress
Days in a row, minutes per piece, tempo over weeks. A calendar you can read at a glance.
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Backup you own
Your whole library in one file — scores, marks, recordings, history. Put it wherever you keep things.
The app
Built to be read from a music stand.
Big figures, warm paper-coloured surfaces, and no colour of its own — so the only bright things on screen are the marks you made.
Support
Something broken, or something missing?
Write to us. A person reads it, and a bug report from someone who plays is worth more than a hundred that aren't.