Today we’re excited to give you a first look at our big fall update, forScore 15.2. This version features a refined design, a great new look for the Services panel, cut copy and paste support, filtering by library (or no library), and easier editing with cancel and done buttons for most editors. Plus, we’re adding support for seven new languages and three localized variants, including left-to-right language support for the first time ever.
This big update will be available in just a few short weeks as a free upgrade for all users. Check out our beta program if you want to try out these features today, otherwise stay tuned for more news soon!
forScore 15.2 Sneak Peek
Today we’re happy to announce the release of forScore 15.1, the latest major update to our sheet music reading app for iPad, iPhone, Mac, and Vision Pro. This free update adds Presto Music to our growing list of content providers, supports direct integration with the Genki Wave, makes it easier to access and monitor connected accessories, and more. Get this update by clicking the link below, and thanks as always for your support and feedback!
Available now for iPad, iPhone, Mac, and Vision Pro
AirTurn, maker of wildly popular page turners and other accessories, recently released Power Stand which we think forScore users will love. It’s a stand that adapts to all sorts of device sizes, perfect for any iPad.
But its real trick is the battery hidden within the stand itself and the USB-C cable that comes out at the top so you can plug it in and play for hours without worrying about running out of juice. It’s an ingenious solution and it’s available now for a great price.
We’ve had a long relationship with AirTurn—we partnered with them over 16 years ago when we were just starting out—and we still highly recommend their products. Be sure to check out Power Stand and if you’ve never considered their page turners it’s a great time to take a look.
We’re back with another big update, and this time we’re bringing friends. We’ve partnered with Presto Music to add them as a content provider so you can download your purchases as PDF files directly into your forScore library. We also added direct API support for the Genki Wave, meaning you can now connect to it in forScore’s Devices panel and use it right out of the box. With support for six different actions, all customizable in the Page Turners & Shortcuts panel, it’s a wonderfully powerful and discreet accessory that’s unlike anything else on the market. Finally, we’ve made it easier to access the Devices panel and monitor your connected accessories right from the Display Options overlay.
This update will be available in just a few short weeks, a free upgrade as always. Check out our beta program if you want to try out these features today, otherwise stay tuned for more news soon!
forScore 15.1 Sneak Peek
2025 has been an incredibly big year, with huge ups and downs for us and there are a few things we wanted to take a moment to reflect on as this cycle comes to a close and we set our sights on the year ahead.
First, forScore has reached an incredible milestone: a million copies sold. That’s copies sold worldwide, not given away in any form. It’s an honor to have touched the lives of so many people, and we’re so incredibly grateful for the support and enthusiasm so many musicians have demonstrated over the years. Success is about so much more than numbers, but a million copies is a huge one and it’s amazing to recognize how far forScore has come.
Not only that, but forScore has ranked #3 in the 2025 top paid iPad apps chart on the App Store (at least in the US—it’s unclear if these charts are worldwide or not), higher than it’s ever placed before. We don’t take these successes for granted; they motivate us to keep building and improving the app that has become indispensable to so many people.
Earlier this year we celebrated 15 years of forScore, having started in 2010 back when the very first iPad launched. We also released forScore 15, a huge update that adopted Apple’s new design language while also dramatically rethinking how some of the app’s most fundamental views were structured and how they could be modernized to give us the room we need to keep pushing forward with new features and exciting updates.
Finally, we lost our support person and had to take some time to rebuild. Our new customer service representative Janet has been doing amazing work and learning very quickly—if you’ve contacted us recently you know how charming she can be. We appreciate her efforts and your patience as we continue to get back to full capacity.
Thank you all for an amazing year and for the many years still to come.
