iGigBook

At a glance

• Editor score
  5.4 / 10
• Pricing
  Paid
• Best for
  Gigging players managing indexed songbooks on mobile
• Free plan
  No
• Access model
  Purchase
• Facts checked
  4 Oct 2026

• Where it wins

  • Searches song titles across indexed sheet-music books
  • Combines set lists, score annotations, and a built-in metronome
  • Supports cloud drives and hands-free page advances

• Where it doesn't

  • Requires users to supply their own sheet music
  • The listed iPad app is a paid, one-time purchase
  • Android app is documented but currently not for sale in Google Play

Our verdict on iGigBook

For players carrying a personal collection of digital scores, iGigBook turns PDFs, image files, and online score content into a searchable mobile library. Its indexed-book search can locate song titles across sheet-music books, while set lists organize material for performance. The workflow is aimed at musicians who manage their own scores on iPad, Android tablets, or smaller iOS devices, rather than buyers looking for a source of downloadable sheet music. The vendor says users supply their own music; iGigBook does not provide PDF books for download.

Performance tools give the app a focused gigging role. Players can add notes, highlights, drawings, and annotations to scores, and transpose between available Bb, C, Eb, and bass-clef PDF versions. A built-in metronome includes tap tempo and rhythm patterns. Set-list music can be printed via AirPrint, and compatible devices or a foot pedal can support hands-free page advances. iCloud, Dropbox, Google Drive, and OneDrive provide options for working with a personal library, while Bluetooth foot pedals fit the page-turning workflow. Choose iGigBook if score retrieval and set-list organization matter more than acquiring content or working beyond mobile devices.

The listed iPad app, iGigBook Sheet Music Manager, costs $19.99 as a one-time purchase, according to the vendor's pricing details. Android support is documented, but the vendor forum states the Android app is currently not for sale in Google Play. That makes the paid iPad app the clearest purchase path described, while Android availability is a practical constraint for new buyers. Musicians who already maintain digital scores and want indexing, annotations, transposition, and performance aids in one mobile manager are the natural fit. Those seeking a broad desktop platform, a built-in sheet-music catalog, or an Android app available through Google Play should look elsewhere.

iGigBook pricing

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iGigBook fact sheet

iGigBook integrations

iGigBook lists 5 integrations on its own site.

• iCloud
• Dropbox
• Google Drive
• OneDrive
• Bluetooth foot pedals

Alternatives to iGigBook

• IIMSLPA free-first score library with browsing, downloads, melody search and recordings.9.2
• JWJ.W. Pepper ePrintA pay-per-title score service with print, PDF, and offline mobile options.9.1
• MMusicnotesA licensed score shop with practical tools for organizing and practicing music.8.9

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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

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Last updated 4 Oct 2026 · How we research and update