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Launch offer: 50% off until October 31, 2026
Can't play piano? Play piano masterpieces from start to finish — with your own fingers. Tap anywhere on the screen to the rhythm, and the note rings out the instant you tap. ■ Made for you if… • You can't read music but want to feel what playing a classic is like • You're tired of rhythm games that loop the same short clip • You want something for the subway or a flight — no internet needed ■ Real scores Play a piano masterpiece all the way through, and it feels like you truly performed it. ■ 14 classical masterpieces + 4 starter tracks Bach: Air on the G String · Satie: Gymnopédie No. 1 · Bądarzewska: A Maiden's Prayer · Pachelbel: Canon in D · Chopin: Prelude Op. 28 No. 4 · Chopin: Fantaisie-Impromptu · Beethoven: Symphony No. 5 · Beethoven: Für Elise · Brahms: Hungarian Dance No. 5 · Bach: Invention No. 1 · Bach: Toccata and Fugue · Mozart: Queen of the Night · Mozart: Turkish March · Grieg: In the Hall of the Mountain King ■ One minute to learn Your first track shows one tip at a time, right when you need it. Tap anywhere on the screen, and feel free to alternate two fingers. ■ From gentle to frantic EASY: slower, eighth notes at most. HARD: the score as written, at the original tempo. EXTREME: every note in the score. Every song shows its tap count and speed, so you always know how far you've come. ■ Chase 1,000,000 and ALL PERFECT Every hit adds to your score, and an unbroken combo adds more. Miss nothing and you hit 1,000,000. ■ Unlock songs for free Free songs are ready to play right away. The rest unlock with notes. Check in daily or clear a song for the first time to earn them. Want them sooner? Grab notes from a rewarded ad or unlock instantly with gems. ■ Offline, no login Every track is performed inside the app. No account needed; your records stay on your device. ■ About the feel The line turns the instant you tap. Judgement looks at time alone. Device audio latency is subtracted automatically, and Calibrate timing tunes it to your own hand.
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