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Your sheet music, playable tonight.
SnapNotes reads real notation — photographed under a lamp or imported as a PDF — and turns it into notes that fall onto the keys, Synthesia-style. Multi-page pieces included.
Point your iPhone at any sheet music — a photo, a PDF, that binder on your piano — and play it as falling notes on screen or on your own MIDI keyboard.
SnapNotes reads real notation — photographed under a lamp or imported as a PDF — and turns it into notes that fall onto the keys, Synthesia-style. Multi-page pieces included.
Every note holds until you press the right keys — on screen, or on a real piano over USB or Bluetooth MIDI.
Clair de Lune, Ave Maria, Für Elise, Der Erlkönig, Gymnopédies, The Entertainer, Burgmüller's studies — every piece re-encoded from real public-domain editions, never approximated by ear.
It reads printed, standard notation — the cleaner the page, the better the result. Handwritten manuscripts and very dense orchestral scores are beyond it. There's a bundled sample page so you can see the quality before pointing it at your own music.
No. There are no logins and no tracking. Your music and practice history live on your device, with an optional backup to your own iCloud.
Yes — connect any MIDI keyboard over USB or Bluetooth and practice mode listens to your actual keys.
Every bundled piece is a public-domain work re-encoded from openly licensed editions — the Mutopia Project, the music21 corpus, and the OpenScore Lieder Corpus. No ear-transcriptions, no approximations.