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PieceKeeper
Track your music repertoire and practice
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Track your music repertoire and practice
120 followers
Never lose track of a piece again. PieceKeeper helps musicians manage their repertoire, run focused practice sessions based on a customized practice schedule, get insights and trends about their practice, and learn music theory through interactive drills and exercises aimed at improving both reading and listening skills.
Would love to see a setlist builder for gig nights, basically something where you can drag and drop pieces, auto-calculate total runtime with breaks, and share a clean printable version with the band.
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@seraptc6r that’s a great idea! The app so far is mainly oriented around regular practice, but integrating and scheduling upcoming gig prep is definitely doable. Thanks for the feedback!
As a piano player who juggles a lot of rep, the one thing I'd love is a way to share practice schedules or progress with my teacher directly through the app, maybe even let them leave timestamped notes on specific sections of a piece.
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@abdulkadirgyt6 yes that is great idea! Having teacher - student syncing and them being able to give specific feedback on your practice would be awesome. This is definitely high on my to-do list. Thanks!
Tried it out for a few minutes and the practice insights are actually useful, you can see where your time is going instead of guessing. The theory drills feel a bit basic but the repertoire management is solid.
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@glerobcu thanks for checking it out! The repertoire aspects are the main focus of the app and I agree that the theory drills are rudimentary for now, there’s a lot of room for them to grow and evolve over time and into more specialized training. Thanks again for your insight!
A practice mode that records a short audio clip of you playing through a piece and then gives feedback on timing or note accuracy would be really helpful. Hearing your own run-throughs back is honestly how I've improved the most, so tying that into the practice schedule would be a nice touch.
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@miray141473 for sure I agree, audio recordings are a priority on my to-do list for next big features. Having it give feedback on your recordings is a very interesting idea too, probably would use some AI integration or custom model for the actual evaluation. That part would not be trivial to implement but a feature like that would be really cool! Thanks for your feedback!
honestly the practice insights sound really useful, one thing i'd love to see is a way to record short audio clips of myself playing during a session so i can hear my progress over time. kind of hard to tell if i'm actually improving just from stats alone
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@hayriyezeytun I definitely agree! Audio integration, recording, and playback is a high priority on my todo list of future features to add! Thank you for the feedback
Love how you tied the practice schedule directly to repertoire tracking instead of just dumping it all into one long list. Makes it way easier to actually stick with a piece until it’s performance-ready.
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@gamzekalkmazo thank you and you’re correct, I definitely felt like there was no reason to keep the two parts “living” in separate places/apps. I had kept written lists of pieces I knew before, but never recorded the details of how I’d been actually playing them.
A metronome built right into the practice session view would be super helpful, maybe with the option to gradually speed up difficult sections. Also being able to share a piece note or recording with a teacher or bandmate directly through the app would make collaboration way easier.
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@mcahitdemi69gf definitely both great ideas, and both are on my todo list of future features to add! Thanks for your feedback