Hark: Ear Training

Hark: Ear Training

Play by ear with scale degrees

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Free
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Released
September 15, 2026
Updated
October 25, 2026

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This app trains musicians to identify notes within a musical key, focusing on their relationship to the tonic. It offers various training modes, including single notes, melodies, and chord progressions, with hands-free operation for convenient practice.

✓Identify notes as scale degrees
✓Hands-free training mode
✓Multiple training modes (degrees, melodies, chords, progressions)
✓Visual staff with colored notes
✓Explore any note in any key
✓Multiple instrument sounds
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What's New in Hark

1.0.15

October 25, 2026

Improved the timing of note highlighting on the staff. Notes now light up without a fade-in.

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Subscriptions & In-App Purchases

Hark Pro — Yearly

Every level, all keys, full statistics.

$11.991 Year
7 Days trial
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FAQ

What is Hark's primary focus for ear training?

Hark focuses on training users to hear every note as a degree of the current musical key, rather than just the interval from the previous note. This method aims to build a stronger understanding of the tonic and its relationships.

Does Hark have ads?

No, Hark is ad-free. The app explicitly states 'NO ADS' and emphasizes a distraction-free learning experience.

What are the different training modes in Hark?

Hark offers four main training modes: Degrees (identifying single notes), Melodies (naming notes in short phrases), Chords in the key (identifying chords by their function), and Progressions (recognizing sequences of chords).

Can I use Hark without looking at the screen?

Yes, Hark features a hands-free mode that allows you to train with the screen off. The app will play the key, the note, pause for your answer, and then speak the answer aloud, making it suitable for use while walking or in the car.

What is included in the free version of Hark?

The free version includes five degree levels in C major, up to seven degrees across two octaves, two melody levels, two chord levels, the first progression level, hands-free training, the staff, a week of statistics, and all of the 'Explore' feature for listening to any degree in any key.

How does Hark's subscription model work?

Hark Pro offers monthly, yearly, or one-time purchase options. Subscriptions include access to all twelve keys, chromatic degrees, minor keys, three octaves, advanced chords, custom drills, and extended history. A one-week free trial is available for eligible customers.

What instruments can I choose from in Hark?

Hark offers five instrument sounds for training: piano, guitar, strings, choir, and electric piano. This allows users to practice with different timbres to enhance their aural recognition.

How often is Hark updated?

Hark was last updated on October 6, 2026, with version 1.0.6. The release date was September 15, 2026. This indicates a recent update shortly after its release.