How Score works.

Sign in, gather a few photos into an album, choose who sees it, and you're done. Delete it whenever you like. That's the whole thing.

1. Sign in — no password

Score uses your instruments account. Enter your email and we send a one-time sign-in link; click it and you're in. Same identity across instruments, Symphony, and Score — and your contacts come with you.

2. Make an album

Give it a title, pick up to 20 photos, and choose who can see it — your contacts, or just you. Add a caption here and there if you like. One submit and the album's made; you land right on it. Albums are fixed at creation, so there's no fussing with edits later — just the photos, as you meant them.

3. Share with your people

• Contacts albums show up for the people you're mutually connected with on instruments — newest first, on their home page.
• Private albums stay yours alone, clearly badged on your profile.
• No public link and no comments — albums are shared, not posted, not discussed.

4. Delete anytime

Remove a single photo or the whole album whenever you want. It's a clean delete — the rows and the image files both go. Gone means gone, no drama, no tombstone.

Common questions

Is Score free?
Yes — Score is free to use, with no ads.

How is it different from Instagram?
No public profile, no followers from strangers, no algorithm, no comments, and no ads. Albums are shared only with the contacts you're mutually connected with.

Is it private?
Yes. Albums are shared with your mutual contacts, or kept private to just you. There is no public link, so strangers can't find your photos.

Do I need a separate account?
No — Score uses your instruments account. The same sign-in works across instruments, Symphony, Score, and Setlist.

Want the bigger picture first? Read about Score, or start at instruments.org.