Store the PDFs you already own.
Keep your scores together in a private library. Start with individual scores or scanned PDFs. Songbook uploads stay as one PDF; CEDRA does not identify or split their pieces.
Free beta Bring your own PDFs
Your guitar PDFs, ready to practice.
Organize the guitar scores you already own. Find a PDF, open Reader, and keep a record of your practice.
Private by default. Practice on a laptop or desktop in Chrome or Safari.
Your Library
Scores within reach
Your music, within reach
Good music deserves another session.
Practice comfortably in Reader.
Give the music room on your laptop or desktop, with practice controls close by.
Track your own recorded practice.
Save practice time, logged plays and notes so you can see what you recorded.
Rediscover older pieces.
Return to familiar arrangements and see which pieces are ready for a refresh.
How it works
From PDF to practice.
Titles, tags, Spotify and practice sets are optional. Your PDF can be your first session. Read the getting-started guide.
Who it’s for
For guitarists with a library of their own.
- Fingerstyle playerskeeping favorite arrangements close
- Classical guitaristspracticing from downloaded scores
- Returning playersrediscovering old favorites
- Independent learnerskeeping their own practice notes
Leo
CEDRA began with the music I kept meaning to play.
I wanted one place for the PDFs I already owned—and an easier way back to them.
Read why I built itFree, founder-approved beta
Request access to the beta.
The first cohort is free, with practice supported in desktop Chrome and Safari. Leo reviews requests before sending an invitation. Submitting this form requests access; it does not create an account.
Have an invitation? Open the link in your invitation email to create your account. Already joined? Log in to Cedra. Need help?