Structure every session, track every piece, and let the data show you exactly what your practice is missing.
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Build Your Session
Click technique and piece cards to assemble today's session. Set target times, start the built-in metronome, and save your setup as a template for tomorrow. Load a Starter Pack from Jeremy Siskind's Jazz Piano books or Open Studio in one tap.

Log Everything
Log composer, catalog number, bars practiced, tempo, and how it felt — per item, per session. Your entire practice history, searchable and scrollable.

Understand Your Practice
See your consistency heatmap, technique/repertoire balance, neglected pieces, key coverage score, tempo progression, and mood patterns. The app tells you what to practice next — and why.

Built-In Tools
Set your BPM, pick a time signature, and go — the metronome is right there in the session. Save any session as a template and reload it in one tap. Build a library of your regular routines and stop rebuilding from scratch every day.
Export a weekly or monthly PDF report — pieces practiced, time logged, notes and mood — and send it straight to your teacher.
Load a Starter Pack built around books and courses — Jeremy Siskind's Jazz Piano, Open Studio, Tonebase — and begin your first structured session immediately.
Every session logged. Every breakthrough recorded.
Sound familiar? Track your own progress.
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Full access to every feature. No credit card to start. Decide if it fits how you practice — then keep going for less than a coffee a month.
Practice Tracker started as a personal tool I built to structure my own practice. After decades playing flute and saxophone, when I took up piano I needed something to properly track and analyse my progress. AI helped me polish it into a fully-featured app — and it genuinely changed how I practice. Now I'd love to help you practice better too.
No credit card required. Built by a working musician — questions welcome.