Learn · Play · Progress

Learn your instrument with a program that really gets you playing.

Choose from six instruments and move forward with structured courses, hands-on exercises and clear progress. On piano, guitar and voice, Instruzic can also listen to your playing when you turn on the microphone.

Léa’s dashboard in the Instruzic web app: “Your practice today”, an 8-day streak, the lesson to resume “C position, right hand” with the Continue button, and the weekly summary
Dashboard on a phone: “Your practice today”, an 8-day streak and the lesson to resume with the Continue button
Discover Instruzic, from the guided program to practice and tracking your progress.

See how Instruzic listens

No credit card neededWeb app available now

  • 6 instrumentsPiano, guitar, violin, voice, flute and kora
  • 219 modulesPrograms built step by step
  • 876 lessonsTo learn, then practise
  • Web and phoneProgress tied to your account

In practice

Play. Instruzic listens.

One note played, one note heard: watch the practice screen follow a real musician. Sound only starts if you press “Listen”.

Practice · PianoNo sound

Play the C major scale, right hand.

C4✓D4✓E4✓F4✓G4✓A4✓B4✓C5✓

8 of 8 notes recognized

Hear how Instruzic analyzes playing, from audio recordings.Sound credits: piano and violin (Freesound, CC0), guitar (University of Iowa MIS), voice (VocalSet, CC BY 4.0), flute (Good-sounds, MTG-UPF, CC BY 4.0), kora (dobroide, Freesound, CC BY 4.0).

Here is what you will find in the app.

The Instruzic web app during the lesson “Stepwise melodies”: the instruction “Play the first two bars of Little walk”, the notes C D E F G F, Hear the model and Practise with the microphone
The Instruzic web app on a phone during the lesson “Stepwise melodies”: the instruction “Play the first two bars of Little walk”, the right hand and a tempo of 60
  1. The instructionWhat you play, with the hand and the tempo.
  2. Listen to the modelYou hear the expected result before you play.
  3. Play when you are readyThe microphone only turns on when you press “Practise with the microphone”.
  4. Complete the exercise“I have practised it”, then you move on to the rest of the module.

A method, not a video library

You learn a concept. You play it. You check your progress.

  1. 01

    Understand

    A short explanation and an example give you the bearings you need.

  2. 02

    Practise

    Move to your instrument with exercises designed for the concept you have just learned.

  3. 03

    Check your progress

    An assessment closes the module before you continue your program.

Discover the method

The instruments

Six instruments. Six programs, each designed separately.

Each instrument has its own modules, media and exercises. It is not the same course simply transposed.

  • A hand resting on a piano keyboard in warm side light

    Piano

    39 modules · 156 lessons

    Scored listening
  • Hands playing a chord on an acoustic guitar

    Guitar

    39 modules · 156 lessons

    Scored listening
  • A singer, eyes closed, singing into a microphone

    Voice

    37 modules · 148 lessons

    Scored listening
  • A musician’s hands playing the strings of a kora, above the calabash

    Kora

    29 modules · 116 lessons

    Experimental listening
  • A violinist playing with the bow in front of sheet music

    Violin

    38 modules · 152 lessons

    No automatic scoring
  • Fingers on the silver keys of a concert flute

    Flute

    37 modules · 148 lessons

    No automatic scoring

The microphone does not score every instrument. Piano, guitar and voice: an estimated score based on your device’s microphone input. Kora: experimental listening. Violin and flute: exercises you play, without automatic scoring. The microphone only turns on when you ask it to.

Explore the instruments

Web and mobile

Start on the web. Continue on mobile.

Your account keeps your progress. The web app is available right now; Android comes first, then iPhone.

  • WebAvailable now
  • AndroidOn its way
  • iPhoneNext
  • Your courses and progress on the same account
  • No software to install
  • The microphone is only used when you turn it on for a compatible exercise
Instruzic web app, Léa’s dashboard: “Your practice today”, an 8-day streak, the lesson to resume “C position, right hand”, the weekly summary and the goal for the day
Instruzic Android app, shown here in French: a piano assessment exercise, “Play C-D-E-F-G evenly with the right hand”, with the result “5 of 5 notes recognized, score estimated by your device’s microphone”

Access

Start for free. Upgrade to Premium when you need it.

Free access never expires and needs no credit card. Premium and Family subscriptions are not on sale yet.

  • Free

    To really learn, without paying and with no time limit.

    $0

    No credit card needed

    • The first module of every instrument: piano, guitar, violin, voice, flute and kora
    • Its end-of-module assessment
    • The placement test
    • 2 minutes of microphone use per week
  • Family

    Premium for your household, up to 5 people.

    $164.99per year

    that’s $13.75 per month for the whole household

    • Premium for up to 5 people in the household
    • One account, one instrument and one progress record per person
    • A single subscription, managed by the account holder

    Sales open soon. Subscriptions can’t be purchased yet.

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FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Short answers to the questions we hear most.

All questions

No. Instruzic starts from your actual level and introduces reading when it becomes useful. You learn to understand music by playing it.

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