Piano Sight Reading Made Simple
Connect your MIDI keyboard, pick a piece, and get real-time feedback on your sight reading. Track your progress over time.
Choose How You Learn
Library
Browse sheet music and practise with real-time feedback
Single Notes & Chords
Learn one note at a time, then build up to basic chords
Scales
Practise scales, arpeggios and more
Features
Real-time Feedback
Notes light up green or red as you play, so you know exactly where you stand.
MIDI Keyboard Support
Plug in any MIDI keyboard via USB or Bluetooth and start practising immediately.
Track Progress
Review your session history, accuracy trends, and see how you improve over time.
Why Sight Reader?
Existing sight-reading apps are limited, often platform-specific, and lack customisation. We built something better.
Multiple ways to learn
Library, single notes & chords, scales — something for every level.
A growing library
Browse our collection or add your own pieces to practise with our engine.
Free to use
Access everything for free. Sign up to track your progress across sessions.
Don't have a MIDI keyboard?
You can use Sight Reader without one — you can still browse pieces and play them manually. But for the best experience, a MIDI keyboard is the way to go. Here are some options to suit every budget.
Budget-friendly
Alesis Q25
25 keys, USB-powered, lightweight. A cost-effective way to get started.
~£30–40
Mid-range
M-Audio Keystation 61 MK3
61 semi-weighted keys with velocity sensitivity. Great feel for serious practice.
~£100–130
Premium
Roland FP-30X
88 weighted hammer-action keys, built-in speakers, Bluetooth MIDI. A proper digital piano.
~£500–600
Want to level-up your scales ability?
Check out Lewis Kesterton's The Pianist's Guide to Scale Mastery — a comprehensive guide to scales and arpeggios, with fingering for every key.