Klavia
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Bring your own sheet music

Turn any sheet music into your personal piano tutor.

Snap a photo, drop in a PDF, or import MusicXML — Klavia reads it, engraves it as real notation, and helps you learn it hands-separately with note labels, playback, and play-along practice.

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No catalog to buy into — play the music you already own.
Clair de Lune
Photo · PDF · MusicXML · MIDI · Scan Works offline after import MIDI keyboard & microphone practice iPhone & iPad
Everything to learn a new piece

A practice studio in your pocket

Import once, then read, listen, and play along — all built around the sheet music that matters to you.

Import anything

A photo, a PDF, a scan, MusicXML, or MIDI. Optical Music Recognition turns it into real, editable notation.

Real engraving

Crisp, professionally engraved notes, beams, clefs and key signatures — legible in light or dark mode.

Note-name labels

Show C-D-E or Do-Re-Mi above each note while you learn — colour-coded by hand, off for a clean score.

Hands separately

Switch to Right, Left, or Both hands — the score truly re-engraves to a single staff so you can drill each part.

Wait-mode practice

The next note glows. Play it on a MIDI keyboard (or through the mic) and it advances — at your own pace.

Falling notes

A Synthesia-style view drops notes onto an 88-key keyboard — with a tempo you set from the piece's own marking.

See it in action

Your songs, on your iPad

Real screens from Klavia — upload a favourite piece and it becomes something you can read, hear, and play.

Klavia Listen mode: engraved sheet music with a moving cursor following the notes
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Listen & follow along

Any piece you upload is engraved as clean, real notation. Press play and a cursor tracks every note, auto-scrolling as it goes.

Sheet music with note-name letter labels above each note, colour-coded by hand
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Note-name labels

Turn on C-D-E labels — blue for the right hand, green for the left — while you're learning, then switch them off for a clean score.

Synthesia-style falling notes dropping onto an 88-key keyboard
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Falling-notes practice

Prefer a Synthesia-style view? Notes fall onto a full 88-key keyboard so you can see exactly what to press and when.

Klavia library showing several uploaded songs and a bar-range loop selection
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Your own library & loops

Every song you import is saved on-device. Drag across bars to loop a tricky passage and repeat it until it's yours.

Klavia tempo popover with a BPM slider, metronome and count-in toggles
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Your tempo, your metronome

100% is the score's own marked tempo — slow it right down, add a metronome click or a one-bar count-in, and speed up as you improve.

Practice hands-separately, wait-mode play-along, and connect a MIDI keyboard over USB or Bluetooth — or use the microphone with an acoustic piano.

Three steps

From paper to playing

No new catalog, no subscription to a song library. Just the music in front of you.

Import

Photograph or upload your sheet music — a single page or a full PDF. Or drop in a MusicXML / MIDI file directly.

Convert

Klavia recognises the notation and engraves it as a clean, interactive score you can zoom, relabel and reflow.

Practice

Listen with a moving cursor, loop a tricky bar, slow the tempo, or switch to wait-mode and play it yourself.

Why Klavia

Your music, not a locked catalog

Most piano apps only teach the songs they've licensed. Klavia flips it around.

🔒 Catalog apps

  • ✕ You can only play songs in their library.
  • ✕ The piece your teacher gave you? Not available.
  • ✕ Locked behind an ongoing subscription.
  • ✕ One fixed arrangement, one fixed way to learn.

Klavia

  • ✓ Play any sheet music you own — bring your own.
  • ✓ Your lesson piece, exam repertoire, or public-domain classics.
  • ✓ Everything works offline once it's imported.
  • ✓ Labels, hands, tempo, loops — adapt it to how you learn.
Good to know

Frequently asked

What sheet music can I use? ▾
Any music you own, have purchased, is in the public domain, or that you otherwise have permission to use. Klavia is a personal practice tool — it doesn't sell or bundle any copyrighted sheet music. You bring your own, and it stays private on your device.
What can I import? ▾
Photos (PNG/JPG), PDFs, in-app camera scans, MusicXML, and MIDI files. MusicXML gives the most accurate result; photos and PDFs go through Optical Music Recognition, which is very good on clean printed scores.
Do I need a MIDI keyboard? ▾
No. You can listen, read, and follow along without any hardware. If you want wait-mode play-along practice, connect a MIDI keyboard over USB or Bluetooth — or use your device's microphone for single-note melodies on an acoustic piano.
Does it work offline? ▾
Yes. Converting a photo or PDF needs a connection for the recognition step, but once a piece is in your library it plays, engraves, and practises fully offline. Importing MusicXML needs no connection at all.
How much does it cost? ▾
Klavia is in the run-up to launch. Pricing will be announced when it goes live on the App Store and Google Play.
Which devices are supported? ▾
iPhone and iPad running iOS 16 or later at launch. An Android version is planned for after the initial iOS release.