Start from the page
Read a PDF or clear photo into playable notes, then check the recognition against your original score.
Explore PDF piano practice →YOUR SCORE. YOUR PRACTICE.
Bring your music.
Find your way through it.
Stavewise brings your sheet music and focused practice controls into one browser workspace. Start with the 3D piano guide, and choose the workflow that fits your score. Piano is available now; more instruments are planned.
Three ways into your next piece.
Open the notation directly
Use the notes and rhythm already stored in a MusicXML score, with no scan recognition step.
Explore MusicXML practice →See the notes on the keys
Follow animated hands, slow the tempo and practise left hand, right hand or both together.
Explore the 3D piano guide →Try the workflow before importing.
The free demo uses Invention No. 8 in F major, BWV 779 by J. S. Bach, a public-domain piece with 34 measures and independent parts for both hands. It opens without an account or payment. Importing and saving your own scores requires membership, with a 7-day free trial for new members, then $10 USD per month.
Microphone feedback estimates notes and phrase timing. Recognition depends on your instrument, room and playing; headphones help keep the app’s piano sound out of the microphone.
Two hands. A lively first step.
Choose a hand, lower the tempo and try a phrase in the free studio demo.
Try the free demo →