Seven practice stops
Every session moves through technique and scales, timing, ear, sight reading, harmony, pieces, and a free-play stop for making up your own music.
Piano practice for kids
EasyKeys
A daily practice coach for young piano players.
EasyKeys turns daily piano practice into a short, clear session with a beginning and an end. The piano is the controller. The app is the coach, the timer and the companion, so kids know exactly what to play next and grown-ups can see what actually got practiced.
EasyKeys
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Who it's for
Kids ages 6 to 12 who are learning piano, and the parents and teachers who help them.
Features
What EasyKeys does
It listens as you play
Connect a MIDI keyboard, or let the microphone listen to an acoustic piano. Without either, a timer and a quick self-check keep the session moving.
A skill check that shapes practice
A few minutes of listening, reading and rhythm games sets how each session is weighted, so practice tilts toward what needs the most work.
Play along in the right key
Backing tracks follow the key you are practicing, so improvising and playing songs feels like playing with a band.
Rewards for showing up
Badges, streaks and a cheerful metronome named Tick celebrate effort. There are no leaderboards, no comparisons and nothing earned is ever taken away.
Grown-ups stay in the loop
Parents see who played, when, and where the minutes went, and can get a weekly digest. A teacher link lets a teacher assign pieces and leave a note for the next session.
How it works
Up and running in three steps
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Take the skill check
Short games for ear, reading and rhythm set a starting point.
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Practice a little every day
Follow the stops in order. A bell ends each stop so sessions stay short.
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Watch the progress add up
Days, minutes, badges and clean runs build into a clear record for the family and the teacher.
A closer look
Inside EasyKeys
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Do I need a digital piano?
No. A MIDI keyboard unlocks the most feedback, but EasyKeys also listens to an acoustic piano through the microphone, and every stop works with a timer if neither is available.
Can the whole family share it?
Yes. Practice records sync across a household's devices under a private family code. Syncing can be turned off in Settings to keep everything on one device.
Does it replace a piano teacher?
It is built to support lessons, not replace them. Teachers can link to a student, assign pieces and leave notes that show up at the start of practice.
Privacy
Practice records are stored on the device first and sync across the family's devices under a private family code, which a parent can turn off in Settings. Children never need an email address. There is no chat, no ads and no public leaderboard.
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