Web-based score editor built for tonic solfa (d r m f s l t) and jianpu (1 2 3 4 5 6 7). The notations a billion choir singers actually read. One source of truth, two visual systems: write in solfa, your colleague reads jianpu. Includes SATB choral scoring, lyrics aligned under syllables, instant audio playback, shareable URLs, and print-perfect PDF export.

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Hi Hunters! 👋 I built DoMiSol because choirs around the world don't read 5-line staff notation, they read tonic solfa (d r m f s l t) or jianpu (1 2 3 4 5 6 7). Yet almost every score editor (MuseScore, Finale, Sibelius) starts from staff notation and treats these systems as an afterthought. DoMiSol flips that around. You write once and the same score renders in solfa or jianpu, same data, two visual systems. SATB choral scoring, lyrics that align under syllables, instant audio playback, share via URL, and print-perfect PDF, all in the browser. No install, no card, completely free. It's built for the people staff notation forgot: church choirs, school music classes, community singers, and the billion+ musicians who learned to read music with syllables and numbers. Would love your feedback on what to build next, auto-harmonize to SATB, and smart transposition are already in the editor. 🎶

Hey hunters

I'm Hubert, the maker of DoMiSol. Quick story before I ask for feedback.

Most score editors (MuseScore, Finale, Sibelius, Dorico) start from one assumption: that the people using them read 5-line staff notation. But a huge chunk of the world's choirs, church choirs in Africa, school programs across Asia, community choirs in Indonesia where I'm from, don't. They read tonic solfa (d r m f s l t) or jianpu (1 2 3 4 5 6 7). Always have.

So choir directors end up doing one of three painful things: