The music practice app
Your music practice. All in one place.
Keep your scores, repertoire and practice diary together. Plan your next session and pick up where you left off.
Free to start · Web, iPhone, iPad & Android
01 / Practice diary
Give each session a purpose.
Choose a piece and start the timer, or add a session after you’ve finished. Your time and notes stay with the music you’re working on.
- Timer
- Use a simple stopwatch or Pomodoro blocks with breaks. Save the session when you’re done.
- A note for next time
- Keep a reminder beside each piece, so tomorrow starts with the passage you meant to revisit.
02 / Sheet music
Your sheet music. Your working space.
Upload PDFs or choose from the score library. Write on the page, add bookmarks and use the metronome while you practise.
Browse the score library
Meet Cue, your score companion.
Cue can follow your place in the score as you play. Afterwards, review the passages it recognised, the time you spent there and a suggestion for next time.
Cue is included with Pro. Free accounts have a 7-day Cue trial from signup. See the plans ↗
03 / Your practice, organised
Your music. Your plan. Your progress.
Every piece has its place.
Keep track of the music you’re learning, build your collection, and prepare programs for recitals and exams. Your notes, progress and practice history stay with each piece.
A week that fits your music.
Give warm-ups, studies, repertoire and sight-reading a place in your week. Rotate pieces and adjust the plan as your priorities change.
See what you’ve been working on.
Look back by day, week or piece. Your practice history brings sessions, notes and time totals together, so you can spot a neglected piece and plan your next session.
Record, set goals, get ready to perform.
Audio and video recordings
Keep takes with your practice and listen back as a piece develops. A recording gives you something concrete to revisit.
Practice goals
Set daily or weekly practice targets and follow your progress over time. Adjust them to the routine you can sustain.
Recitals and exams
Put pieces in order, add timings and breaks, and keep a program ready for the day.
Can I start for free?
Yes. Create a free account to start a practice diary. Paid plans add higher limits and tools such as ongoing Cue access. See the plans ↗
Is Practis only for pianists?
No. You can track practice, organise repertoire and set goals for any instrument, including voice. Make your own categories and plan around the music you play.
Can I use my own sheet music?
Yes. Upload a PDF to practise with your own scores, or find a piece in the score library. Add annotations and bookmarks to keep your reminders with the music.
Your next session starts here.
Start with one piece and a plan for today.