Keystrike: Piano Sight Reading

Keystrike: Piano Sight Reading

Music Theory Drills & Practice

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Released
May 4, 2026
Updated
October 10, 2026

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This app helps you build a consistent piano practice routine with graded lessons, sight-reading exercises, and real music. It offers personalized practice plans, tracks your progress, and supports various input methods including MIDI keyboards and on-screen pianos.

✓Graded piano lessons
✓Sight-reading practice
✓Rhythm and ear training
✓Import MIDI files
✓On-screen and MIDI keyboard support
✓Practice recording and export
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What's New in Keystrike

1.4.2

October 10, 2026

A small tune-up. • Bug: any learner could tap straight into a grown-up's profile, no questions asked. Fix: switching into a grown-up profile now asks the same grown-up question as making one. Sorry, kids: the sums are still not optional. • Plus a few quiet repairs behind the scenes. Your progress, recordings and pieces are exactly where you left them.

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Subscriptions & In-App Purchases

$14.99

Keystrike Unlock

Lifetime unlock

User reviews

Bargain. Only 20£

One time purchase no subscription and it actually works to connect it to my keyboard you can find midi files and upload them and it even generates the music sheet for them!

Response from developer

Thank you — this is exactly what Keystrike is meant to do. Connecting a real keyboard, importing your own MIDI and reading it back as proper engraved notation is the heart of the app, so it means a lot to hear it clicking for you. When you fancy it, there is a full graded course behind all that too: sight-reading drills, ear training and exams that actually mark what you play. Happy playing, and thanks for taking the time to write this. — Blue Flame Games

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FAQ

What is Keystrike's learning methodology?

Keystrike uses a graded lesson system that progresses from basic notes to advanced skills. It integrates sight-reading, rhythm, and ear training into a daily practice plan focused on retained musical skills rather than points.

How does Keystrike track progress?

Keystrike tracks completed lessons, retained skills, and total practice time. Progress is measured by the amount of music learned, not by gamified points.

Does Keystrike offer certifications?

Keystrike's grades describe its own learning progression and are not an external examination qualification. The focus is on skill development for personal musical growth.

What is the trial period for Keystrike?

New users receive a three-day free trial with full access to Keystrike. After the trial, 'Ode to Joy' remains playable, and a single in-app purchase unlocks the full application without a subscription.

How often is Keystrike updated?

The latest version, 1.4.2, was released on October 10, 2026. Updates are provided by developer Blue Flame Games to enhance features and reliability.

What devices is Keystrike available on?

Keystrike is available on Mac, iPhone, and iPad, with an iPad-first design. It supports English, German, French, Spanish, Japanese, Simplified Chinese, and Hindi.

Does Keystrike have ads?

No, Keystrike does not have advertising or tracking. Your recordings and progress remain on your device, with options for backup and export.

Can I import my own music into Keystrike?

Yes, you can import your own MIDI files into Keystrike and convert them into playable sheet music for practice.