About Score.
A few photos from a trip, an event, a day — shared with just your people. No public links, no comments, no drama. Warm, like an old photo album.
Where it fits
Score is the third app in the family. instruments is the individual, Symphony is the group, and Score is the visual — the shared artifact everyone gathers around. In plain terms: a small, curated photo album you share with the people you already know. Same instruments account, same sign-in, same contacts.
What an album is
- Curated and capped at 20 photos. The cap is the point — nobody wants to scroll a giant shared library. An album is a small, deliberate set.
- Made in one shot. Title, photos, and who-can-see-it, all at creation. After that the only changes are deleting a photo or deleting the album.
- Always there until you remove it. No time-decay, no disappearing windows. It stays until you delete it.
- Easily deleted. Remove a single photo or the whole album and it's gone — rows and image files both.
Who sees it
- Your contacts only. Visibility rides on the same mutual-follow graph as instruments. If you and someone are connected, you each see the other's shared albums.
- Or just you. Mark an album private and it's yours alone.
- No public link, ever. There is no unauthenticated way to reach an album. Nothing leaks to strangers.
- No comments. Albums are shared, not discussed — the same no-drama stance as the rest of the family.
Already have an instruments account? Score uses the same one — sign in and your contacts are already here.
New here? Start at instruments.org, or read how Score works.