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A LITTLE SPACE FOR YOUR MUSICAL LIFE

A home for the
music you play.

The pieces you’ve played. The ones you’re learning. Everything you’d love to play next — ranked by how they actually felt to you.

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24,760
classical works, searchable offline
821
individually listed pieces & movements
20
jazz standards to start with
21
palettes across seven musical eras

ONE JOURNAL, THREE SHELVES

Everything you play, in its place.

Search for a piece, then choose where it belongs. Multi-movement works let you save and practise a single movement on its own.

I.

Played

Rank it for difficulty and enjoyment. Your list numbers itself from easiest to hardest.

  • 1. Gymnopédie No. 1Satie
  • 2. Nocturne, Op. 9 No. 2Chopin
  • 3. Clair de luneDebussy
II.

Learning

Log practice sessions with a date, a duration and, if you like, the exact bars you worked on.

  • Ballade No. 1bars 1–36 · 25 min
  • Partita No. 2Sinfonia · 40 min
III.

Want to play

A quiet wish list for the music you’re working up to. Save it in one tap — no rankings needed.

  • Suite bergamasqueDebussy
  • Autumn LeavesJazz standard

RANK BY FEEL

No sliders. Just honest comparisons.

Pick Easy, Medium or Hard, then answer at most two questions: was it easier or harder than another piece you’ve played? A Bayesian model turns those answers into a score — marked Estimated until it has enough evidence.

  • Easy 1.0–3.9, Medium 4.0–6.9, Hard 7.0–10.0 — the bands never overlap.
  • Enjoyment gets its own ranking: Didn’t enjoy, Liked or Loved.
  • Repeating a comparison replaces the old answer, so it can’t fake confidence.
Try it

Nocturne in E-flat major, Op. 9 No. 2Frédéric Chopin

How did it feel overall?

    Rank difficulty screen comparing Chopin's Nocturne with Satie's Gymnopédie No. 1
    Compare within a categoryComparisons never cross Easy, Medium and Hard.
    Piece details showing Henle level 5 of 9, converted to 5.5 out of 10
    General difficulty, sourcedVerified Henle levels sit beside — never inside — your own ratings.
    Daily Recommended list with ten pieces chosen from the pieces you enjoy
    Ten picks a dayDaily Recommended matches your taste to music within reach.

    THE SMALL THINGS

    Made for the practice room.

    Favourite passages

    Import a PDF score and drag across the bars you love. Every excerpt keeps its edition, page and bar range.

    Practice log

    Record when you practised, for how long and what on. Pick up where you left off with the same passage and goal.

    Forgiving search

    “chpon op9no2”, “C# minor”, “clair de lunne” — it knows what you mean. Catalogue numbers stay exact.

    Difficulty × enjoyment

    Plot everything you’ve played and see what you love playing — and what you merely survived.

    Your timeline

    See your repertoire through history, placed by the year each piece was written.

    Musicians you know

    Follow friends, see what they’re learning and share passages. Your numeric ratings always stay private.

    MAKE IT YOURS

    Twenty-one palettes, seven eras.

    From illuminated manuscripts to after-hours jazz clubs. Choose an era, then a palette — the whole app follows.

    Your musical life is personal.

    No ads, no tracking. No third-party analytics, and nothing sold.

    Ratings stay private. Scores and comparison history never appear on your profile.

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