Building PieceKeeper, an app for tracking your musical repertoire and practice

Joseph Wang • Peerlist

PieceKeeper is a repertoire management and practice tracking app for musicians. Whether you play one instrument or many, seriously or just for fun, PieceKeeper is built to help you see your musical progress clearly. The idea was born out of the frustration of forgetting previously learned pieces, and so is designed to help musicians retain what they've learned, build consistent habits, understand their practice trends, and enjoy seeing their progress develop over time. <ul><li>Repertoire Organization: save pieces along with their sheet music, reference videos, status, difficulty, instrument, and target/working tempos</li><li>Timed Practice Sessions: practice from a rotating checklist tailored to your schedule. Jot down notes and audio recordings of your pieces as you practice.</li><li>Practice Insights: view your practice history, lifetime stats, per-piece stats, and session notes in a digital journal </li><li>Music Theory Trainer: choose from 46 interactive drills (along with flashcards) across 8 categories (such as symbols, rhythms, chords, scales) that train your music reading and listening skills. </li></ul>You can try it out here! -&gt; <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow ugc" class="break-all link-break text-gray-500 hover:underline" href="https://getpiecekeeper.com">https://getpiecekeeper.com</a>. There is a Free tier (no credit card required) and a paid Pro plan if you want more. Available on the web and coming to iOS and Android soon. Thanks!