Setlisto: Sheet Music Reader

Yes. Pair the pedal in Android's Bluetooth settings. Pedals act as keyboards, so common keys such as Page Down, Page Up, the arrows, Space and Enter turn pages straight away. If your pedal sends other keys, open Settings, then Pedals and page turns, pick an action and press the pedal. Next song and previous song can have keys too.

Yes. Tap the right side of the page for the next page and the left side for the previous one, or swipe sideways. Tap the middle to show the controls. A setting lets the whole lower half go forward instead. Every turn is an instant change, not a slide.

Add a folder of PDFs and scans, pick single files, or use Open with or Share from another app. Setlisto reads PDF, JPEG, PNG and WebP files where they are and never copies, changes or deletes them. A password-protected PDF will not open. You can split a songbook into songs, each with its own pages.

Make a setlist, add songs from your library and drag them into order. The same song can appear twice. Play the setlist and the last page of each song turns into the first page of the next. Setlisto remembers the song and page you were on, even after the app closes or the phone restarts.

Yes. On a tablet in landscape you can show two pages side by side. Phones stay in portrait with one page. Half-page turns put the top half of the next page above the bottom half of the current page, so you can read ahead. Fit to width moves down the page first, then turns.

Yes. Open Annotate in the reader's menu and draw with one finger or a pen. Choose the black, red or blue pen or the highlighter. The eraser removes whole strokes, and undo steps back. Marks are kept inside Setlisto, not written into your PDF. Uninstalling Setlisto removes them unless you exported your library.

Your music, setlists and marks stay on your device and are never uploaded. There is no account. Setlisto draws pages from the files on the device, so turning pages does not depend on a connection. Keep your gig music on the device itself, not only in a cloud-storage app.

In Settings, choose Export library to save a file with your songs, details, setlists, pen marks and bookmarks. It does not include the music files. On the new device, add the folder with your music, then choose Import library. Settings can be exported too. Android's automatic backup is off, so export before you uninstall.