The MuseScore website is a It was co-founded by Nicolas Froment, Werner Schweer and Thomas Bonte in 2008 with the aim of revamping the way people create, share and use sheet music, and developing an excellent sheet music production software.

MuseScore software was developed by Developed by Werner Schweer, MuseScore supports most common notation, including notes, rests, lyrics, chords, legato lines, decorative notation, expression marks, various notation, all beat numbers, all key signatures, repetitive notation, and more. He has the ability to produce large band scores, as well as common guitar and piano scores.

MuseScore is developed in C++, the interface is developed in Qt, theoretically all systems supported by Qt can run. It uses CMake as a project management tool, with the cmake-gui tool, you can generate your own familiar development environment project files, such as under windows can use eclipse, mac can use xcode. it is not much reliance on third-party libraries, others are: zlib for file compression, portaudio used to solve cross-platform JACK is another cross-platform midi solution, and libsndfile is used to export various audio formats.

Musicians can easily write scores through the MuseScore software and share them in the MuseScore community for more music lovers to use, and a Chinese version of the software and Chinese community has been developed, which is more beneficial for Chinese people to use.