Chord annotations on PDF pages now transfer between devices with the score. Chords scale to the page, so they look right on any screen size. Added a resize control in the chord editor.

⏺ What's New for 1.3.0 — the new features of 1.2.9 and chord-box fixes: GUITAR TABLATURE • Switch any stave to TAB from the clef menu — 6 string lines, fret numbers and rhythm stems • Double-tap a note to cycle alternative fret positions for the same pitch • Tab follows your key changes and transpositions • String lines break neatly around fret numbers, and fingering stays razor sharp at any zoom • Chord Grids: fret diagrams above the chords in your charts — one tap on the Grids chip DRUMS • New Drums clef with full drum-kit notation — pads for every kit piece, real drum sounds • Drummer's metronome: pick any meter, tap the big pad to set the tempo, perfectly even click • Eighth-note meters play at their true speed — 5/8 clicks twice as fast as 5/4 • The beat indicator now tracks every click exactly, in every format CHORDS ON ANY SCORE • Drop chord symbols right onto PDFs, images, scans and canvas pages • Resize them comfortably — pinch the chord, or use the − / + right in the keyboard bar • New chords keep the size you set; each one shows exactly what you type as you type it • Tap to edit, drag to move in Read mode, delete with one visible button • Clean reading: chord and text controls only appear in their own editing modes CHARTS & SYMBOLS • Coda lands at the start or end of a bar depending on where you tap • Fermata anchors to the exact chord you tap — and it's bigger now • Larger, clearer D.C., D.S. and Fine markings • Enharmonic swap now respells the bass under slash chords too • Toggling Grids keeps your handwritten notes exactly on their staves LIBRARY & SHARING • The library now opens as a list — Recent scores stay as big cards • Import ScorDial — a dedicated entry right in the Import menu • Check for Updates takes you straight to the App Store • Song markings, tab positions and key states travel faithfully between all your devices Plus many fixes and refinements throughout.

GUITAR TABLATURE • Switch any stave to TAB from the clef menu — 6 string lines, fret numbers and rhythm stems • Double-tap a note to cycle alternative fret positions for the same pitch • Tab follows your key changes and transpositions • String lines break neatly around fret numbers, and fingering stays razor sharp at any zoom • Chord Grids: fret diagrams above the chords in your charts — one tap on the Grids chip DRUMS • New Drums clef with full drum-kit notation — pads for every kit piece, real drum sounds • Drummer's metronome: pick any meter, tap the big pad to set the tempo, perfectly even click CHARTS & SYMBOLS • Coda lands at the start or end of a bar depending on where you tap • Fermata anchors to the exact chord you tap — and it's bigger now • Larger, clearer D.C., D.S. and Fine markings • Enharmonic swap now respells the bass under slash chords too • Toggling Grids keeps your handwritten notes exactly on their staves SHARING & LIBRARY • Import ScorDial — a dedicated entry right in the Import menu • Check for Updates takes you straight to the App Store • Song markings, tab positions and key states now travel faithfully between all your devices Plus many fixes and refinements throughout.

- Select bars with a long press — copy, paste and delete whole passages, or transpose just the selected bars - Enharmonic swap: respell any chord (C# as Db, C as B#, F as E#, E as Fb, B as Cb) in every key, even transposed or locked - Connect notes into beamed groups — 8ths and 16ths beam just like engraved music - Step through your notes with Previous/Next arrows; chords walk voice by voice - New Symbols palette — switch chart colors between Classic and a sleek Minimal look - Volta brackets span the full bar; fermatas sit on any chord; segno and coda snap to the bar start - Night Mode, softened — a comfortable grey stage view across charts, scores and setlists - Sharing perfected: songs arrive with their key, key lock, rehearsal recording and hand-drawn notes exactly as you left them - Updated built-in User Guide covering all new features - Many refinements and fixes for iPad and iPhone - Drummer metronome preview with more visual clarity

What's New in 1.0.2 - Built-in User Guide — open it any time from the library's Import menu. - Share from setlists — long-press any song to share it as a PDF (with all your annotations) or as a ScorDial file for other ScorDial users. - Duplicate songs and setlists — full copies with one tap, including your ink, staves, and keys; re-adding a song now asks whether to replace or duplicate. - Big improvements for older iPads — drawing and erasing on chord charts and scores now work beautifully on devices running iOS 17. - More reliable everywhere — annotations stay perfectly in place when rotating your iPhone, transfers between devices arrive exactly as written, and Lighten PDF keeps pages in order. - Plus faster typing when renaming setlists, smoother exports, and many smaller fixes throughout.

- Built-in User Guide — open it any time from the library's Import menu. - Share from setlists — long-press any song to share it as a PDF (with all your annotations) or as a ScorDial file for other ScorDial users. - Duplicate songs and setlists — full copies with one tap, including your ink, staves, and keys; re-adding a song now asks whether to replace or duplicate. - More reliable transfers between devices — chord charts, keys, drawings, and mini staves now arrive exactly as written, in every direction. - Faster, smoother editing — instant typing when renaming setlists, quicker exports, and fixes for Lighten PDF page order and export freezes. - Plus many smaller fixes and polish throughout.