Assign reading practice between lessons, and know, without asking, whether it happened.
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Reading improves with daily repetition, exactly what doesn't happen between lessons. Students practise what they already know, avoid what feels slow, and you end up spending lesson time on it instead.
Students can retry until they get it right, but the score only ever reflects the first attempt: a real measure of reading ability, not persistence.
In Play the Note, the app listens and confirms the student actually played the right key on their piano, not just clicked the right button.
Game Mode walks students through seven levels in order, gated so nobody skips ahead. For most students, "open Game Mode and keep going" is the entire practice instruction.
Pricing, plainly. Every student can use Interval Hero free (Levels 1–3, 40 questions/day). Teacher Pro unlocks your studio tools plus 3 student Pro seats (Find the Start, Play the Note, Chord Inversions, Levels 4–7, no cap), extra seats available. Founding studios lock their rate for life.
The Teacher's Handbook covers the rest: learning path, dashboard, and lesson-plan recipes for common student problems.
No. A free account covers Levels 1–3 at 40 questions/day, months of practice for most beginners. Teacher Pro's 3 seats add Find the Start, Play the Note, Chord Inversions and Levels 4–7, no cap.
Give them your six-character join code. They enter it at sign-up and land on your roster automatically.
Only for Play the Note, where the mic checks the actual key played. Every other mode just needs a browser.
Last practice date, what they worked on, a quiet-student flag, their latest Checkpoint score, and assignment completion.
Yes. A seat you granted comes back to you. Their account and progress stay theirs; a student's own subscription isn't yours to cancel.
Yes. A responsible adult creates the account via your join code, and we never ask for anything beyond a name and username. See our Privacy Policy.