Questions about Songcraft from classrooms, districts, and partners

Songcraft is a browser-based game where students practice reading standard notation. Teachers get a portal to manage classes and track how students are doing.

Both. Students read and play real notation, and the challenge systems build music theory skills over time.

Yes. Students can loop passages, adjust tempo, and use a built-in metronome to build a repeatable sight reading routine.

Yes. Five difficulty tiers let teachers match the challenge to each student's level.

Yes. Students can practice on their own devices while teachers circulate, coach, and review progress.

Yes. In memory mode, the notation disappears and students play from recall.

Every note is scored for timing and pitch accuracy, so teachers can see exactly what to reteach.

Yes. Teachers can launch synchronized classroom play sessions so students participate together while still playing from individual devices.

Over 20, including keyboard, winds, brass, strings, and percussion.

Not yet. It works internally, but we haven't opened it up to teachers. It's on the roadmap.

Anything with a modern browser: laptops, tablets, Chromebooks. No special hardware needed.

No. It runs in the browser. Just open it and go.

Yes. Students log in through a browser, so it works on shared devices, personal devices, or whatever the school provides.

Yes. Teachers can manage classes and rosters in the portal. Clever integration is available for SSO and roster imports.

Yes. Songcraft follows COPPA and FERPA guidelines for student data. See our Privacy Policy for full details.

It runs in a browser, so schools don't need dedicated keyboard lab hardware. Students practice on whatever devices are already available.

Yes. Teachers can see per-student scores, error breakdowns, and practice history so they know where to focus instruction.

Start with a free teacher pilot, see how it works in a few classrooms, then expand from there. Contact us for a guided setup.

Any student learning to read music. It works best alongside a classroom teacher, but individual learners can use it too.

Yes. Beginners start with easier notation and work up through five difficulty tiers at their own pace.

Yes. Students can log in from home and keep practicing whatever their teacher assigned.

No, but it pairs well with private lessons. The extra repetition helps students build notation fluency faster.

No. There are 20+ instruments, so it works for band, orchestra, general music, and more.

No problem. Use the Forgot Password link on the login screen to reset it by email.

Yes. Songcraft doesn't show ads to students, follows student privacy guidelines, and keeps accounts classroom-focused. See our Privacy Policy for details.

Yes. Sign up free, no credit card needed, and start playing right away.

Most music ed software is either a game with no teacher tools or a teacher tool with no game. Songcraft has both: game-based notation practice with note-level scoring, class play, and a teacher portal.

K-12 music classrooms, mostly general music and beginning instrument programs. Any setting where teachers need students reading notation regularly.

No. Songcraft is a daily practice and assessment tool that works alongside your existing curriculum.

AI song generation works internally but isn't available to teachers yet. It's on the roadmap.

It's built and tested in real classrooms. Updates come directly from teacher feedback.

Yes. Because it runs in a browser with no installs, districts can roll it out across schools without new hardware or IT overhead.

Daily challenges, progress tracking, and game-style progression give students a reason to come back and practice.

Fill out the demo form on our homepage or email hello@songcraftgame.com. We're happy to talk about pilots, district rollouts, or partnerships.