ScorDial User Guide & Help Center

What ScorDial does: PDF reader and annotator, chord-chart editor with transposition, and setlists for live performance.

Bars, sections, repeats and navigation signs — plus notation rows and ink anchored to the chart's layout.

New in the 1 September 2026 update: bar selection, the intervals keypad, beams, enharmonic swap and note navigation.

Import, read and mark up PDF scores with ink, text, chord symbols and jump markers.

Rebuild heavy, slow scans as compact scores that open and flip fast — annotations included.

Ordered lists for a rehearsal or gig, with per-song keys, duplication, and song-to-song navigation while playing.

One-tap transposition, an Original-key reference, key lock, and a different key per setlist.

Resizable five-line staves you can place anywhere on a page or chart, with notes from the on-screen piano.

Empty A4 pages, a free-drawing canvas, and pre-printed stave paper for writing from scratch.

.scordial for one song, .scoreset for a whole setlist, plus standard PDF export for everyone else.

Metronome and tap tempo, per-song BPM, recording and playback, and the tools that keep a big library findable.

What's specific to iPad and iPhone, and what's specific to Android tablets and phones.

Quick answers on accounts, moving to a new device, importable file types, slow PDFs and sharing annotations.

Eleven tutorial videos cover the same ground on screen, from the full walkthrough to individual features like inserted staves and setlist organising.