A practice companion in your browser: connect your digital piano, and the score follows your hands — played notes light up, mistakes show themselves, and the sustain pedal you already own turns the page. No app, no hardware pedals, no printouts sliding off the stand.
Plug your digital piano or keyboard into your computer (USB). Your browser asks for MIDI access — one click, no install.
A curated library of public-domain repertoire, engraved for the screen and graded by difficulty — free to play.
The score listens. Notes highlight as you strike them, and a tap of the pedal turns the page exactly when you need it.
This isn't gamified lessons or licensed pop tunes. It's a practice surface for serious amateurs — adult returners, students, accompanists — built around the classical repertoire you actually work on.
Page turns are the oldest annoyance in piano playing; people buy hundred-dollar Bluetooth pedals to solve it. You already own a pedal.
Every score comes from verified public-domain editions, each with a provenance record. No uploads, no bootlegs — music that belongs to everyone, made playable.
The library grows continuously; every piece is free to open and play. A modest subscription will unlock the full library and practice tools.