Getting started
- Sign in with Google or ChatGPT.
- Choose your display name, username, and visibility in Settings → Profile. Name and location details are optional.
- Add a tune, then attach its score or recording.
- Use the same sign-in option on each device.
Sign-in options
What stays private
Your library is private until you share tune details. Scores, recordings, notes, source links, email, and account details stay private on your public repertoire. My Tune Book never receives your sign-in password.
See the privacy policy for data use, storage, and deletion requests.
Files & backups
50 MB per file · 500 MB and 1,000 files per account.
Keep backup copies of your scores. Library export includes tune details, not files.
Finding friends
Let other musicians find me starts on for new profiles. Save your profile to appear in Musicians, or turn it off before saving. Listing your profile and sharing your tunes are separate choices in Settings.
Search Musicians → All by name or @username. Follow friends or compare their public repertoire with yours. Your own repertoire can stay private.
Sharing your repertoire
Turn on Public repertoire in Settings → Repertoire. Anyone with the link can view your learned, learning, want-to-learn, and not-started lists without signing in.
Your page shows tune names, keys, types, traditions, and statuses, plus your display name, username, and profile details you choose to share. It updates as your tunes change. You can make it private anytime.
Music rights
Only share scores you have permission to redistribute. Public repertoire pages never include attached scores.