🎹 Melody Mountain
Copy musical patterns, finish tunes, hunt wrong notes, and unlock longer melodies.
Choose your adventure
Every area teaches several skills at once.
🥁 Rhythm City
Build beats, repair broken grooves, and keep the city moving without missing the pulse.
🏰 Chord Castle
Hear why major, minor, suspended, and tense chords feel different, then use them in songs.
🎚️ Studio Island
Layer drums, bass, chords, and melody. Mute parts, transpose songs, and build arrangements.
🎬 Composer Cove
Score movie scenes, paint melodies, build a monster band, and explore synthesized tone colors.
🐉 The Grand Stage
Boss missions combine listening, rhythm, chords, notation, and creativity into one musical quest.
Piano Playground + Chord Kitchen
Touch first, terminology second.
Play any key. Then try skipping keys and listen to how the distance changes.
Scale Builder
Chord Kitchen
Ear Games Arcade
Memory, pitch, intervals, and musical prediction disguised as games.
🦜 Copycat
Hear a pattern, then copy it on the note buttons.
Start with a short pattern.
🎯 Mystery Note
Hear reference C first, then a mystery pitch. Identify the second pitch by its distance from C.
The reference note keeps this a relative-pitch game, not a perfect-pitch test.
🧩 Finish the Tune
A short major-key phrase stops away from home. Pick the tonal center that makes it feel resolved.
Musical prediction connects your ear to the idea of a tonal center.
🕵️ Wrong Note Detective
One pitch in a familiar scale pattern has been changed. Find its position.
Listen for the pitch that changes the expected scale pattern.
Reading Quest
See it, guess it, hear it, then connect the symbol to sound.
Which note is on the staff?
Beat Factory
Build patterns before learning the names for them.
This grid has 16 sixteenth-note slots in one 4/4 measure. Try kick on 1 and 9, snare on 5 and 13, and hi-hat on every other slot.
Rhythm Rescue
One pulse is missing from a steady sequence. Listen for the silent position.
Repair the groove by ear.
Build-a-Song Studio
Arrange drums, bass, chords, and melody — then hear what each job contributes.
Mute one layer at a time. You’ll hear exactly what that part was doing.
Melody Maker
Paint notes into sixteen time slots. Higher rows are higher pitches.
Creative Arcade
Composition, production, instruments, storytelling, and play.
🎬 Movie Composer
Snowfall at midnightQuiet lights appear over a sleeping town.
Choose a scene and let the game build a musical starting point. Then listen to why it fits.
🎨 Music Painter
Tap one square in each column. Your picture becomes a melody.
Up means higher pitch. Right means later in time. You are literally drawing melodic contour.
👾 Monster Band
Recruit musicians to the stage and hear what disappears when one leaves.
Try the full band, then remove one monster and compare.
🎺 Synth Timbre Explorer
Compare simplified synthesized tone colors on the same pitch. These are sound models, not recordings of real instruments.
Tap the tone colors and compare attack, brightness, harmonic content, and sustain while pitch stays on C4.
🙂 Chord Quality & Mood
Identify the chord quality by sound, then compare common mood words people sometimes associate with it.
Chord quality is objective; emotional meaning is not. Context, culture, register, tempo, and orchestration can change how a chord feels.
🩺 Song Doctor
A tiny song has one problem. Diagnose it by listening.
Find whether the change is in pitch, pulse, or tempo.
🎛️ Mash-Up Lab
Compare two major-key loops. The game counts shared pitch classes; real mash-up fit also depends on melody, chords, rhythm, tempo, and arrangement.
Start with matching keys, then move one loop and listen to how the shared note collection changes.
🎤 One-Note Jam
Sound musical immediately. Start with one safe note, then unlock more as you jam.
The first note is enough. Rhythm and confidence come before complexity.
🕶️ Mystery Song
Reveal a song one layer at a time and learn to separate what your ears are hearing.
Nothing revealed yet. First comes rhythm.
🏟️ Battle of the Bands
Try arrangement choices in this playful simulation. The crowd meter is a game score, not a universal rule about what music “should” sound like.
Crowd energy: 30/100. Build with purpose.
🧪 Build the Sound
Change a virtual string’s length and tension. This simplified model keeps string material/thickness constant, so fundamental frequency varies inversely with length and with the square root of tension.
In this fixed-string-type model, shorter or tighter strings produce higher fundamental frequencies. Values are modeled, not measurements of a particular real instrument.
Grand Stage Boss Challenges
Mixed-skill missions. No worksheets hiding in here.
🐉 Boss 1: Echo Dragon
Three connected stages: echo the melody, hear its home note, then build the home chord.
Stage 0 of 3 — ready when you are.
🌩️ Boss 2: Rhythm Storm
Repair an adaptive rhythm pattern before the storm reaches the stage.
Not started.
🎭 Boss 3: Scene Stealer
Score a surprise scene and complete a creative composing mission.
Not started.
🔐 Music Puzzle Room
Hear an adaptive door code and reproduce it to escape. The code grows from 2 to 5 notes with difficulty.
The door is waiting.
🏆 Final Stage
A bonus mixed mission unlocks after you complete eight different learning milestones. Core lessons never lock.
Complete learning milestones across the map to unlock this bonus mission.
Homeschool / Parent Dashboard
Practice, first-try challenge accuracy, skill-progress estimates, creations, and dated activity — stored only on this device.
Skill progress estimate
Badges + fun unlocks
Learning snapshot
0Active minutes*
0Practice taps
0Challenges
0%First-try accuracy
0Creations
0Milestones
0XP
Adventure progress
Recent learning activity
Homeschool report tools
Challenge attempts are counted once per new question. Free exploration is separate. The skill-progress percentage is an in-game estimate based on challenge evidence and practice, not a standardized grade. *Active minutes are an approximate on-device estimate while the tab is visible and recently used.