A free, no-login practice stage for young musicians — metronome, practice timer, webcam mirror for posture, and practice notes, all in one cheerful place. Built for my 9-year-old, with 25 playful themes he actually likes. Nothing leaves the device. Always free.
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I built Music Practice Stage for my 9-year-old, who plays clarinet.
His practice tools were scattered — a metronome app here, a timer there, a mirror his teacher wanted him to check his cheeks in, a notebook for what to work
on. I pulled all of it into one page and shaped each piece around him specifically, not "musicians" in the abstract:
⏱️ Metronome — 20–300 BPM, tap tempo, 8 time signatures, subdivisions, classic tempo presets
🔥 Timer & Sessions — a practice timer plus an elapsed clock that keeps running even when he pauses, and a streak counter to make daily practice feel like a
game
🪞 Practice Mirror — webcam posture check, with an experimental cheek-puff detector for brass/wind embouchure
📝 Practice Notes — his teacher's notes for the week pop up before every session, and back up as plain Markdown
🎨 25 themes — Bluey, Totoro, Pikachu, Batman, Yoda and more, because he should get to practice next to his favorite character
No accounts, no ads, no cost. Notes stay on his device, the camera feed never leaves it.
The fun part of building this: the feedback loop is instant. A few weeks ago he asked "can you add nine-eight?" — a time signature his teacher assigned that
the app didn't have. Five minutes later it was live and he was back to practicing. I wrote up what that loop feels like (and how it echoes building race-tuning
software years ago) here: [My Best Customer Is 9 Years Old](https://zurassic.com/writing/ai/...)
Would love feedback, especially from other parents of young musicians — what would you want in here for your kid?