It waits for beginners
The cursor holds until the right notes are played and flags the wrong ones as they happen, so a student practicing alone is corrected in the moment rather than a week later.
Harmono listens to your students play on any real piano and gives feedback in real time, with a place for you to organize your teaching and follow how each student is doing.

Harmono hears a real acoustic or digital piano and follows the score as it is played — state-of-the-art note tracking that holds up on the repertoire your students actually bring to a lesson.
The cursor holds until the right notes are played and flags the wrong ones as they happen, so a student practicing alone is corrected in the moment rather than a week later.
At tempo it tracks the performance and turns the page in time, through rubato, repeats and the liberties a musician takes on the way.
Dense chords, fast passages, pedal and both hands at once — it stays with the score on pieces that defeat simpler note detection.
For teachers running their own studio, from a single student to a full weekly roster.
Tell us about your studioCreate digital assignments from the repertoire you are already teaching, and send them straight to each student for the week ahead.
Everything you set lives in one place instead of a paper notebook that gets left at home. Students always know what to work on.
See how much a student practiced, what they worked on, and where they are getting stuck — before they walk into the next lesson.
Per-student reports you can look over between lessons or share with parents when you need to show how the term is going.
Keep your pieces, exercises and studies organized in one library, ready to assign to any student.
Harmono listens to students play on the piano they already have — acoustic or digital — and gives real-time feedback that keeps them coming back to the instrument.
The same platform for beginners and advanced students, from a single class to a whole department.
Staff create digital assignments for their students and follow each one’s progress, with student reports to draw on at review time.
Students work in front of whatever instrument is in the practice room — upright, grand or digital — and start playing.
Start with one class or a whole department, at whatever pace suits your term.
For music departments, conservatories, community music programs and after-school organizations.
Talk to usTell us about your teaching and we will help you find the right setup.
contact@harmono.app