PlayPiano Smart Practice Coach

PlayPiano 2.0. The app has been rebuilt around your first ten minutes with it. - A new first session. Connect a keyboard by cable or Bluetooth and watch it name every key you press, or start playing on the on-screen keys right away. Without an instrument you can still play. - Home is three places now: Today for what to do next, Practice for the trainers and the tools, Library for your pieces. - Opening a piece asks what the session is for. Play to explore, Coach to work one passage from its plan, Grade for a run that counts. Only Grade keeps a score, and it asks for real keys, because a score earned on glass is not the same thing. - Your report shows where it went wrong across the whole piece instead of the first few bars. Tap any bar to open the notes inside it. - A passage you pass now says so. - When a practice plan cannot be made, the app says which thing went wrong and what you can do in the meantime. - Suggested fingering is drawn on the key it belongs to. - Four widgets: your week, your next step, a quick start, and a note to name. Each one is a tap from practising. - On iPad, Today, the report and the trainers use the extra room instead of stretching. - A run where nothing was heard says so, instead of scoring it zero and inventing advice about it. - A new look throughout: one colour per meaning, type of the app's own, and controls that press like piano keys.