Read a note.
Play a tune.

Match notes to piano keys, revisit the ones you miss, then try a familiar piece. Start with 67 free songs on your phone or tablet.

Read Notes Game main screen Read Notes Game practice screen

Three steps for your next practice

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1. Read the note

Look at the staff and tap the matching piano key. Choose a clef and level that feel manageable.

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2. Revisit a tricky note

Use wrong-note review to practise the notes you missed. Your results help you choose what to work on next.

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3. Try a familiar tune

Explore 150 songs, including 67 free songs. Pick a piece and follow your song progress and stars.

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Quest Mode

Follow a structured curriculum with chapter-based lessons that build your skills step by step.

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Groups

Create or join groups for classroom learning. Track member progress and compete on group leaderboards.

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Score & Rankings

Compete globally with percentile rankings and track your improvement over time.

Start with free practice

Available on iOS and Android. Download free; optional Premium is a one-time purchase.

About Read Notes Game

Read Notes Game brings note reading, ear training, chords, rhythm, and guided quests into one place. Practise on the screen or use a compatible MIDI keyboard.

Practise alongside friends or classmates in a group and compare group rankings. Choose one small task to repeat between lessons.

The library contains 150 songs, including 67 free songs. A one-time Remove Ads purchase includes all 83 premium songs for free selection, removes ads, and removes heart limits. Your store account’s price appears in the app before purchase.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is the app beginner-friendly?

Yes. Choose an introductory level, practise a few notes, and move on when you feel ready.

Do I need an instrument?

No. Read Notes Game focuses on note recognition and ear training—foundational skills for any instrument.

Is the app really free?

Download free and start with 67 free songs. Free use includes ads. Optional one-time Premium unlocks all 83 premium songs, removes ads, and removes heart limits. No subscription.

How much should I practice?

Try a three-minute session: read a few notes, revisit a mistake, and play a short piece. Pick a routine that fits your day.

Can teachers use this for music classes?

Yes. Create a group, invite students with its code, and use group rankings alongside your lessons. Choose a free song or note-reading task and explain the assignment to students in class.

What is Quest Mode?

Quest Mode offers a structured, chapter-based curriculum that guides you from basics to advanced topics. It's the perfect way to build skills systematically.

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