Foundational
The Chunking Method
Break complex pieces into small sections, master each one, then combine them into confident musical flow.
Know exactly what to practise.
A practice diary, your sheet music, and a coach that plans the session. Free to start.
Practice anywhere, now on iPhone & Android
It plans the session for you
Tell it how long you have. It weighs deadlines, progress and what you have neglected.
Practise on the score
Open your sheet music, annotate it with a stylus, and time the session against the piece.
Your week, on rotation
Your own categories (warm-ups, études, repertoire) spread across the week so nothing goes cold.
Build a running order
Plan a recital or an exam piece by piece, then reflect on it once it is done.
See where the time actually went
Every session logged against a piece, so the picture is honest rather than remembered.
NewFriends and community
Practise alongside the people you play with
Add the musicians you know and your diary gains a circle. See who sat down today, what they worked on and the runs they are building, then react to it. Practice stops being something you only do alone.
- One card a day, not a feed to scroll
- A practice day arrives as a single card, so a friend who played once is as visible as one who logged five pieces.
- Stories from your circle
- Tap somebody in the circle to see their latest session, or a take they chose to share.
- Shared only when you say so
- Recordings stay private by default. Nothing reaches your circle until you choose to share it.
Practice heatmap
See exactly where your time goes.
As you practice, Practis maps every minute back onto the score itself. The passages you return to again and again glow warm; the stretches you keep skipping stay cool and pale.
It turns a vague feeling of “I should practice more” into a clear picture of where your attention actually went — so tomorrow’s session starts on the bars that need it, not the ones that already feel easy.
- Spot the sections you have been quietly avoiding.
- Confirm the hard passage really is getting the reps.
- Watch coverage even out as a piece comes together.
Warmer patches mark the bars you have spent the most time on.
New — Ask Practis
Get straight answers about your own practice.
Practis already knows your sessions, your pieces, your deadlines, your streak. Now you can ask it questions, plan today, or schedule what comes next — in your own words.
- Plan today’s session from one line — Practis builds a balanced 25, 45, or 90 minutes around what you actually need.
- Surface what’s slipping — pieces you haven’t touched, deadlines you’re drifting from, weeks you logged less.
- Schedule and remind — block 25 min of Chopin tomorrow morning, get a nudge when it’s time.
Ask Practis
“How much should I practice today?”
Aim for 1h 30m today — you’re 35m in.
35 / 90 min today38%
“What have I neglected this week?”
- Hanon No. 5not opened in 12 days
- Mozart Sonata K. 331, IIlast touched 8 days ago
- Czerny Op. 299 No. 75 days ago, deadline in 11
“Schedule 25 min on the Chopin tomorrow morning.”
Chopin Nocturne Op. 9 No. 2 · 25 min
Tomorrow, Wed · 09:00 · reminder set
Booked
Ask anything about your practice
What you’ll see
Practice tracking that actually shows you something.
Real diary entries, real progress, a real history of your weeks. Not a vibe — the data you need to decide what to play next.
For every instrument.
Piano, strings, winds, brass, voice, guitar, ensembles, self-taught players, conservatory students, and serious hobbyists.
- Plan better sessions
- Know what deserves attention before you start.
- Practice with focus
- Time the work and stay close to the musical problem.
- See your progress
- Use history, goals, charts, and reports to spot patterns.
- Build reports
- Create summaries that make progress easier to discuss and review.
Every device
One workspace, every device.
Practise from a laptop or tablet at the instrument, then pick it up on your phone. Three display modes for daylight, lamplight or a dark room.
Paper. Crisp black-on-white — exactly like the printed page on your stand.
Better methods
Practice Methods, Backed by Science
Practis is built around focused, evidence-informed practice habits: smaller targets, clearer repetition, better retrieval, and review that changes what you do next.
Foundational
Systematic Repetition
Replace mindless looping with planned repeats, varied rhythms, focused targets, and clear stop conditions.
Research-Based
Interleaved Practice
Mix pieces and skills inside a session so the brain learns to retrieve, adapt, and retain work over time.
Research-Based
Mental Visualization
Rehearse away from the instrument to strengthen memory, structure, and performance readiness.
Performance Prep
Multi-Stream Memory
Build auditory, visual, analytical, and physical memory so performance does not depend on one fragile cue.
Performance Prep
Anxiety Reappraisal
Turn performance nerves into usable energy with pre-performance routines and intentional reframing.
Pricing
Try Pro free for your first month.
Get the full practice workspace now. After the first month, continue for $4.99/month — or save about 33% with yearly billing at $39.99/year. Cancel anytime.
First month free
Pro
First month free, then $4.99/month — or $39.99/year (save ~33%)
$4.99/month
Pay yearly: $39.99/year (≈ $3.33/mo) — about 4 months free
Full practice tracking features and charts
Unlimited repertoire access
Goal setting and progress tracking
PDF export of practice logs and reports
Priority support
Built for the work between breakthroughs
Turn every practice session into momentum.
Start with one timer, one piece, or one focused session. Practis keeps the record, shows the pattern, and helps you come back sharper.
What you get
A daily practice workspace
Timers, logs, scores, and focus sessions
Goals, streaks, charts, and reports
Reports for review, lessons, and accountability