Still Ear

Still Ear trains the three things a musician actually hears on Sunday: the distance between two notes, the color of a chord, and where a progression is going. INTERVALS, ANCHORED TO SONGS Every interval ties to a melody you already know - so an octave stops being theory and starts being "Somewhere". Ascending, descending, or sounded together. CHORDS BY COLOR Major, minor, diminished, augmented, sus2, sus4, and sevenths - heard as a block or rolled as an arpeggio, named in one tap. PROGRESSIONS IN NASHVILLE NUMBERS Four chords, answered the way the band talks: 1 5 6- 4. The key is anchored first, so home is in your ear before the question starts. Built from the progressions worship actually uses. LEVELS THAT SUGGEST, NEVER LOCK Three tiers per skill, all open from the first launch. Review mode quietly leans toward what you have missed - no schedules, no streaks, no shame. Accuracy describes; it never scolds. ON YOUR WRIST The watch app stands alone: full drills on the wrist, haptics carrying right and wrong, eyes free to stay closed. QUIET BY DESIGN No clock, no leaderboard, no account, no ads, no tracking - and no internet needed; every tone is synthesized on the device. Your accuracy lives only on your device. Pay once. Part of the Still family - Still Tuner, Still Capo, Still Beat, Still Sets, Still Plans. From a worship leader who trains ears the way he tunes guitars: gently.