Made for Android tablets

Your music.
Ready to play.

Less paper. More playing. Keep your sheet music, handwritten notes, and set lists together, from the practice room to the stage.

Coming to Google Play Planned price US$9.99

One-time purchase. No subscriptions or in-app purchases.

A lighter songbookTwo-page view
ProGig displaying two pages of an original demonstration score side by side, with page-turn controls and a metronome.
Your scores. A little more room to play.

For every part of the performance

From the first page
to the final encore.

Bring your music.

Import PDFs and images, or scan printed scores with your camera. Keep separate libraries for your bands and projects, and find a song by title or number.

Make your mark.

Add notes in blue, red, or black with a stylus or touch drawing. Zoom in, erase a stroke, and keep your original score intact.

Have your set ready.

Arrange songs into numbered sets and perform them in order. Turn pages with a swipe, an edge tap, or a compatible keyboard-style Bluetooth pedal.

A rhythm for your rehearsal

Give practice
its own space.

Keep the songs you’re working on in a dedicated practice list. Set the metronome to your tempo, choose the beats to accent, and record a take to listen back.

  • Metronome from 30 to 300 BPM
  • Recording and playback linked to each song
  • Imported music available offline
ProGig score reader with colored annotations and expanded metronome controls for tempo, beats, and accents.
Actual app screens shown with original demonstration music.

Before you take the stage

A few helpful notes.

Does ProGig include sheet music?

Bring your own PDFs, images, or printed music that you have permission to use. ProGig organizes and displays your music; it does not include a sheet music catalog.

Can I use my music offline?

Yes. Imported music, annotations, set lists, and recordings are stored on your device. Camera scanning requires Google Play services and may need internet access for an initial component download. Cloud file providers need their own connection when transferring files.

How do backups and privacy work?

Create a manual backup through Android’s file picker, using local storage or an available provider such as Google Drive. Backup ZIP files are not encrypted by ProGig. Keep backups private and save one before uninstalling or clearing app storage. Our privacy policy explains camera and microphone use, local storage, Google SDK diagnostics, and deletion.

By Radiant Roomworks

Let’s keep the music going.

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