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Learn any song with Anything Piano

Join the next generation of piano learning, built by music teachers and top AI researchers who've helped over 1,000,000 musicians play the songs they love.

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Anything Piano is an AI-powered piano learning app. Users drop in any song (a pop track, a full-band recording, a solo piano piece, an audio file, or a YouTube, TikTok or Instagram link) and Anything Piano turns it into an interactive piano roll users can practice with. The app follows their playing through a MIDI keyboard, or through the microphone on an acoustic or digital piano, and gives real-time feedback on accuracy. Anything Piano splits each song into parts users learn one at a time, tracking progress through them. Users can practice one hand at a time or both together, see finger numbers on the piano roll, slow a song down, loop a section, and use Wait mode, which holds the piano roll until they play the right note. Songs are shown as a piano roll, not as sheet music. Anything Piano is available now on the App Store for iPhone and iPad. If you don't have an Apple device, you can join the waitlist on this page to be notified when it comes to Android or the web.

Stop searching for tutorials that don't exist.

Most music apps lock you into their catalog. If the song you want isn't there, you're scrubbing YouTube videos frame-by-frame. Or giving up.

Anything Piano takes any recording and turns it into a piano roll you can practice with. You play, we listen, and you see what you got right and what you didn't.

The practice tools you always wanted.

  • Practice any song you bring
  • Real-time feedback as you play
  • Practice one hand at a time, or both together
  • Works with audio files and YouTube, TikTok and Instagram links
How it works

From any song to practice-ready in seconds.

Step 01

Drop in your song

Upload an audio file or paste a YouTube, TikTok or Instagram link. Any song, any genre.

Step 02

We turn it into a piano roll

Our AI picks out every note and lays it onto a piano roll. Ready in seconds.

Step 03

Practice

Play along, one hand or both. We listen and show you what you hit and what you missed.

Join the Waitlist

We'll let you know when it's available for Android

Unfortunately, Anything Piano is only available for iPhone and iPad right now. Leave your email and we'll tell you the moment it reaches Android or the web.

  • First to know when it reaches your device
  • Help us test the Android version before release
  • We won't send you spam, ever

Still have questions?

We're not kidding when we say any song. We've trained AI models for one job: turning a recording into a piano performance. If your recording is only piano, we pull the notes exactly as played and build a piano roll that mirrors it 1:1. And if there's no piano at all, rock, pop, pure vocals, anything, we'll still build a piano roll that sounds like the original.

A piano learning app. Give it any song and it becomes an interactive piano roll, split into parts you learn one at a time. As you play, the app listens and shows you how close you are, with finger numbers on the notes and your progress through each part.

We don't have a date yet. Right now we're focused on making the piano roll learning experience great, and we'll add sheet music once both the piano roll and our sheet music models are refined enough to do it right. If you need sheet music from a recording today, our other product, songscription.ai, offers that.

Simply Piano works from a fixed catalog of songs and teaches you to read sheet music. Anything Piano is not limited to a catalog. Bring any song you want, it builds the piano part from the recording, breaks the song into parts, and you learn it part by part on the piano roll.

Synthesia needs a MIDI file. If your song isn't already MIDI, you're stuck. Anything Piano makes the notes straight from a recording, so any song works. It also listens through your mic to follow your playing, so it works on any piano, acoustic or digital. No MIDI keyboard needed, though one works too.

Just piano for now. A MIDI keyboard, a digital piano and an acoustic piano all work. Connect a MIDI keyboard and we read your notes directly. Otherwise we listen through your microphone to catch which notes you play, so an acoustic or digital piano works with no cable at all.