cipmusic.com, a web platform that combines piano listening, immersive focus experiences, and interactive practice tools, including ambient sound, scene switching, Pomodoro support, and synchronized Practice Mode features. The platform was built from five years of audience feedback and content creation, alongside a piano-focused digital media presence across YouTube, TikTok, Instagram, Xiaohongshu, and Bilibili, with 100,000+ followers across platforms and 50+ released piano albums on Spotify.
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Hi Product Hunt! I’m a piano creator who has been making pop, K-pop, anime, and game piano covers for the past five years.
This project came directly from audience behavior and feedback. I noticed that many people were not just using my piano videos to “listen to one song” — they were studying, relaxing, journaling, running, or using them as background music for long periods of time. Over time, I started making longer compilation videos, adding ambient sounds like rain or fireplace noise, and even Pomodoro-style timers. Those videos performed really well, but the format had obvious limits: people couldn’t adjust the sound balance, switch ambient sounds, or freely combine the experience they wanted.
That’s what led me to build cipmusic.com. I wanted to make piano listening more flexible and immersive, with scene switching, ambient sound, focus support, and a more customizable experience.
Another big reason I built it was Practice Mode. Many people who bought my sheet music told me that even with slowed-down videos and hand shots, it was still hard to follow exactly which notes were being played. So I built a mode where the score and keyboard are synchronized, with speed control, left/right-hand practice, notation support, and direct visual guidance.
One thing I learned during this build is that not every project should start from code. Because this product is very UI- and experience-driven, I started with interface exploration first, then moved into the harder technical layers later. That changed the whole development flow for me.
Would love to hear what features resonate most with you — listening, focus, or practice.