A digital music stand built for Windows — PCs, laptops, tablets, and 2-in-1s. It looks and feels like a real Windows app, so it's intuitive from the first launch. View PDFs, annotate with pen and touch, build setlists, and turn pages hands-free.
A real Windows app
Most music apps on Windows are ports or web wrappers bolted onto clunky, custom interfaces that fight the platform at every tap. Standly is built natively for Windows, so it behaves exactly the way you expect — familiar controls, smooth pen and touch, real keyboard shortcuts, and proper support for high-DPI displays. Nothing to relearn. It just works.
Designed for musicians who perform with any Windows device. No cloud, no subscriptions, no distractions.
Open any PDF. Per-page rotation, zoom, and pan settings are remembered so your music is always framed right.
Mark up your music with ink, highlighters, and erasers. Annotations persist across sessions and follow your pages.
Group pieces in performance order. Restrict to specific page ranges and navigate seamlessly across documents.
Connect a Bluetooth foot pedal or remote for hands-free page turns. Customize button bindings to match your device.
See the bottom of the current page and top of the next at the same time. Never lose your place during a page turn.
No accounts, no cloud, no telemetry. Your music library stays on your device where it belongs.
Built for Windows, optimized for performance on stage.
Tap a Bluetooth pedal and Standly slides to the next page without missing a beat.
Standly is available on the Microsoft Store for Windows 10 and 11 — on any PC, laptop, tablet, or 2-in-1.
Requires Windows 10 version 1809 or later. Works with mouse, touch, and pen.