Piano Pals started at our own piano bench. Our son had a lesson every week and good intentions every day, and practice still turned into a nightly negotiation. We didn't need more willpower. We needed practice to feel like something he wanted to do.
Practice as a quest
Piano Pals turns what the teacher assigned into a short daily quest. Parents jot down the lesson notes, and Piano Pals builds a plan of a few days that leads up to a "Final Boss" day before the next lesson or recital. Each day is small enough to finish and specific enough to matter.
A sight-reading game that listens through the microphone, across all 12 major keys
Theory, ear-training and metronome games
Streaks and trophies, from bronze to legendary
Both parents see the same pieces, notes and quests
A practice lock that keeps kids on the practice screen
Built for families
We're parents first, so Piano Pals has no ads and no tracking. The app listens for notes on the device and never records audio.
Piano Pals is free on iPad and iPhone. Download it on the App Store, or learn more at piano-pals.bluequanta.io.
