Features
Everything between lessons, one part at a time.
The week between lessons and the people you play it with: the assignment, the practice, the score, the library, the group, and the calendar.
What is in it
Each page below shows the thing working, then explains the mechanism, then tells you where it stops.
Interactive scores
A score you can hear. Slow it to 60 percent and the pitch does not move. Loop the two bars that keep failing until they stop failing. The player counts the time you spend playing so you do not have to guess at it later.
How the player works
Assignments
An assignment holds the actual exercises, not a title and a due date. Write it, publish it, assign it to the students who accepted you, and read what comes back in the notes thread underneath it.
How assignments work
Practice log
Minutes, a note, and a tag if you want one. The streak counts calendar days in your own time zone, so a flight or a clock change does not cost you a day you actually practiced.
How the practice log works
Library
PDFs and interactive scores in one grid, with four sharing levels set per piece. Teacher only means the teachers you accepted, and nobody else.
How the library works
Ensembles
A choir, a quartet, a band, a worship team. Any account creates one, invites the members, and shares the music with the whole group. People join by accepting, and nobody sees anyone else’s practice.
How ensembles work
Calendar
Typed events with a per-attendee RSVP: lessons, rehearsals, and performances in month, week, and day views. Adding someone emails them to RSVP, a reminder goes out the day before, and there is no outside calendar sync.
How the calendar works
Start with one piece.
An account, one score, and the first week of assignments. It is free because there is no billing system, not because this is the trial.