Never lose your place. A highlighted bar keeps time across the page while you play — one hand or two, any tempo, real piano sound.
That bar is the cursor — always exactly where you should be
The more you see a note, the faster you read it.
A highlighted bar moves across the sheet music in time with the notes, so you always know exactly where you are.
Every note sounds like a real piano — whether it's playing itself or you're stepping through it by hand.
Practice the right hand, the left hand, or both together. The score and keyboard follow whichever you pick.
Slow a hard passage down, then build it back up — same notes, same fingering, your pace.
The Learn tab explains staff & clef, note durations, rests, time signatures, key signatures, and triplets — each linked to a real piece that uses it.
Import any MusicXML score — from MuseScore, Finale, or elsewhere. It's copied into the app; nothing leaves your device.
Browse a curated library of public-domain classics — Bach, Beethoven, Satie, Clementi, Burgmüller — filtered by difficulty, plus original studies built for specific techniques.
The score scrolls vertically, several lines at a time, just like a printed page — so you can glance ahead at what's coming while the cursor tracks what you're playing now.
Adjust tempo, pick a hand, toggle note names, and run it again. The cursor follows repeat signs correctly too.
Public-domain classics to start — plus room for anything you bring yourself.
Curated pieces come from the Mutopia Project and the MuseTrainer public-domain library, engraved fresh for Etudia and checked against their original editions before they're added.
Etudia starts free with a beginner library. Unlocking the full library is a one-time purchase or subscription through the App Store — pricing is set at checkout and may vary by region.
Still in development — leave your email and we'll let you know the moment it's ready for TestFlight or the App Store.