FoxKeys

Like a touch-typing trainer – but for reading music. FoxKeys shows you a note, you play it on your own piano, and the app listens to check you hit the right key. No cable, no tapping the screen, no guessing. It started as a personal project: the developer wanted to get back to the piano after years away – and used FoxKeys to brush up his sight-reading in no time. HOW YOU LEARN • Landmark notes first: start from three anchor notes and read from there instead of counting lines. • Every new note is introduced before you're quizzed on it. • The next note only joins once all current ones are solid. • Speed matters: a note counts as learned only when you play it right and fast. • Shaky notes come up more often, solid ones less. • Missed? Your note appears in red next to the target, so you can spot typical mix-ups. FEATURES • Treble clef, bass clef, or both mixed • Optional sharps and flats •…