For serious musicians
melopra
Practice by the science, not the clock.

You practice it over and over.

A week later, you struggle to remember it.

Most apps time your practice.
Melopra runs it.

1

Break a piece into sections.

Each one has its own state, from Working on through to Secure.

Für Elise in five sections: Main theme Solid, F major section Verify, Repeated As and Chromatic run Working, Final theme New.
2

Say how it went.

One tap after each section, and the schedule moves on by itself.

Logging the chromatic run: 8 minutes 50, 76 bpm toward a target of 112, Still working on it.
3

It plans your next session.

What's due comes first, and each section returns when it should.

Today's plan: 8 items, 5 working on and 3 to verify, Für Elise first.

The more it holds, the wider the gaps.

Daily, then every other day, then a week off, then two.

How a section comes back: Working on, Verify, Solid, then daily, every other day, a week off, daily, two weeks off, daily, and Secure.
4

See what you did.

The time on each piece, and every section that progressed.

Session done: 51 minutes practiced of 58 total, two sections progressed.

Your repertoire, section by section.

See what's secure and what still needs work, at a glance.

The repertoire map: five pieces, each a row of its sections in state colours.

You practice.
Melopra handles the rest.

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