Community
Practicing alone is optional, not required.
Build a public profile, follow other musicians, and see where you land on the leaderboard. Challenge friends head-to-head or race a speed-run clock. It all runs on the same XP and achievements your practice already earns — no separate point system to game.
Leaderboard
Global, or just the people you follow.
Toggle between everyone with a public profile and the musicians you follow. Ranked by level and XP, pulled straight from real practice — no leaderboard padding.
What it actually looks like
Four of the social screens, rendered with stand-in data so you can see the shape of them before signing up.
Sample data — the names, scores, and comments below are made up.
Feed
Everything your friends just pulled off.
Achievements, level-ups, finished lessons, and challenge results, filtered by category and searchable. React with an emoji or leave a comment without opening anything.
Find people
Search, follow, done.
Look someone up by username or display name and follow them straight from the results — no request to send, no approval to wait for. Follow each other and you both get a Friends badge, which is what opens up challenges.
Challenges
Same drills, someone else on the other end.
Pick a category, a difficulty, and either a question count or a speed-run clock, then send it. You both answer the same questions and the scores land side by side. Invites expire after 24 hours and can be extended twice.
Profiles
A page worth having.
Your level, the XP left to the next one, your longest streak, and every achievement you have unlocked. Public if you want the leaderboard, private if you would rather nobody watched.
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Public profiles
A username, a bio, your level and achievements. Keep it public for the leaderboard, or private if you'd rather practice without an audience.
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Find and follow musicians
Search by username or display name, follow or unfollow inline, and browse your Following and Followers lists — follow each other and you both get a Friends badge. Following is what powers your leaderboard, feed, and challenge opponents.
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An activity feed worth reading
Achievement unlocks, level-ups, finished lessons, and challenge results from everyone or just the people you follow. It fills up from real practice, so there is nothing to post and nothing to perform.
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React and talk back
Every feed item takes emoji reactions and threaded comments, so a friend clearing a hard unit gets more than a silent scroll past.
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Challenge friends, or race the clock
Send a head-to-head ear-training challenge and compare scores on the same drills, or switch on speed-run mode and see how many you can nail before the timer runs out. Invites last 24 hours and can be extended twice, so nothing sits open forever.
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Told when it's your turn
A bell with an unread badge for new followers, challenge invites, and results — so a challenge waiting on you does not go unnoticed for a week.
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Share progress cards
One tap turns your level, XP, and recent achievements into an image — share it, don't just talk about it.
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Social only if you want it
Keep your profile private and you stay off the leaderboard and out of the feed entirely, with everything else untouched. Blocking is there if you need it, and rate limits are enforced on the server rather than in the browser, so the social surfaces stay spam-free.