What’s live, what’s next
One thing is finished: read a real passage, see every note marked, read another. Everything else on this site is somewhere on the list below.
Live now
Finished and held to the full standard.
- Read a passage Four bars of real repertoire at one of ten levels, on screen keys or a digital piano (MIDI); every note marked; Next loads another.
- Wait mode and in-tempo mode The cursor waits for you, or a metronome does not — in tempo needs a MIDI piano.
- The marked score, and a shareable read Green for read cleanly, red for the note you played instead; save the image or a short video of the take.
- Guides and trainers How to read sheet music, clefs, ledger lines, key signatures, rhythm, note-reading drills.
Preview
Usable today, unfinished. Try them; expect edges.
- Pieces Listen to and read any section of 138 pieces. Pins and saved passages arrive with accounts.
- Find your level Three minutes: what you play on, a rough level, one real passage.
- The ten levels What each level looks like, with a real passage per level.
- Chord recognition Name the harmony in real pieces; scoring and progress arrive with accounts.
Building
In progress. Ships after accounts.
- Accounts Your level and your reads follow you across devices and the iOS app.
- Progress Your reads, where reading broke down, and what to read next.
- Today A daily ten-minute session built from your reads.
- Suggested exercises The bars you missed, picked from your last reads.
Planned
Decided, not started.
- Practice from your repertoire Sessions drawn from the pieces you are working on.
- For teachers Assign a level or a piece; see each student’s marked read.
- Drills away from the piano Five-minute drills on your phone, from your own pieces.
- Acoustic pianos beyond single notes Microphone input for chords and two hands.
Recently shipped
- Home and /read: the headline stays in view on arrival; phones fit headline, passage and keys on one screen; Next passage is the one solid button after every read.
- Two harmony pages that crashed on load are back (chord inversions, seventh chords).
- Home shows previous/next passage arrows beside the level dial; history restores the passage and its level.
- A connected MIDI piano keeps the screen awake while you practise.
- Phone reader: notation size is remembered per screen; keyboards flex around the engraved height.
- Share a short video of your take, rendered on the device.
- Wait mode draws the wrong note you played as a red ghost at the cursor.
- Home and /read became one reader; the first passage no longer asks anything before you play.