Partita is the elegant way to manage your sheet music on iPad, iPhone, and Mac. Keep all your scores in one library. Annotate them with Apple Pencil. Practice with a metronome, Auto Scroll, and Repeat.
Give every score rich metadata to keep your library organized. Partita Pro can fill in the metadata for you. For a score with many works, Pro also builds a table of contents. Show any work in your library to open it directly.
The metronome and your practice history are free. Auto Scroll and Repeat come with Partita Pro.
Build a setlist and play straight through.
Import your PDFs, scan your printed music, or find new music on IMSLP without leaving the app. Each score has its own entry: title, composer, works, key, tempo, and more.
Fill in the entry yourself. With Partita Pro, the app reads the first page and fills in the title, the composer, and other printed details. Pro also builds the table of contents.
Annotate your scores, stay in tempo, practice, and grow.
The Contents list shows each work and movement with its page number. Add them yourself or let Partita Pro build the list. Star a work to add it to Favorites. Use Search Score to find text on any page.
Add fingerings, bowings, and reminders with Apple Pencil. Draw in six colors with a pen, a pencil, or a highlighter. With Apple Pencil Pro or Apple Pencil (2nd generation), double-tap to switch to the eraser. A lasso and a ruler are in the same palette. Keep your annotations on layers that you can show or hide. With Pro, your handwriting turns into text in Edwin, a font made for engraved music.
All three are accessible in the score. The metronome is free. Auto Scroll and Repeat come with Partita Pro.
Set the tempo, time signature, subdivisions, and accents. You can also tap in a tempo.
In landscape, turn on Auto Scroll and start the metronome. Partita lays the score out horizontally and moves the staff with the beat. You play with no page turns and see only the notes you need. You build sight-reading speed at a tempo you control.
In Auto Scroll, mark where a passage starts and ends. Auto Scroll loops through it again and again.
Partita logs your practice time automatically while a score is open. There is no timer to start. Set a weekly goal and keep your streak going. A heat map shows up to a year of practice.
Group your scores, put them in order, and play straight through from the first to the last.
Add scores to a setlist for a warm-up routine, a lesson, or a recital program.
Drag the scores into the order you want.
Play straight through from one score to the next.
Your scores, annotations, and practice history sync through your own iCloud account. Open them on iPad, iPhone, and Mac. Your library stays private. Partita has no feeds, shows no ads, and sells no data.
Every score gets Poster Art. Pick one of ours or use your own photo. When Partita Pro identifies a score, it sets the Poster Art to match.
Bring in your whole library from another app.
Sort your library by title, composer, or date. Filter it by genre, period, region, or instrument.
Send a PDF to Partita from any app.
See two facing pages at once.
Read on a dark page in low light.
Partita runs on iPad, iPhone, and Mac with iPadOS 26, iOS 26, or macOS 26 or later. Automatic identification and the table of contents need version 27 on a device that supports Apple Intelligence. Handwriting to text needs version 27.
No, you can use Partita without it. Any recent Apple Pencil works for fingerings, bowings, and reminders.
Join the beta at the bottom of this page. We will email you when your invite is ready.
In your own iCloud account. Your scores stay private and sync across your devices.
Partita is in beta on TestFlight. Add your name, and we will email you when your invite is ready.
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