Absolute Ear builds reliable pitch recognition through progressive, focused practice — starting from three notes and expanding to all twelve chromatic tones.
Most ear training apps teach relative pitch — intervals between notes. Absolute Ear trains something harder and more valuable: naming notes from sound alone, with no reference pitch.
Begin with just C, E, and G — three tonally distinct anchors. Each new note unlocks only after you hit 80% accuracy across your last 20 attempts. No shortcuts.
The algorithm tracks your accuracy per note and weights your practice toward the ones you struggle with most — so no note gets left behind.
Single note recognition builds the foundation. Melodic dictation scales from 2-note sequences up to 5, and interval training progresses from a fixed tonic through multiple root notes to fully random roots — so your ear learns to work without any anchor.
Per-note accuracy curves, confusion matrices, streaks, and mastery tracking. Know which notes you mix up — and watch them improve over time.
A note plays from a real piano sample. Replay it as many times as you need. There is no time pressure.
Tap the note name you heard. Instant visual and haptic feedback confirms your answer.
Hit 80% accuracy across 20 attempts to unlock the next module. Genuine mastery — not just repetition.
The unlock order is deliberate — start with the most tonally distinct notes, then introduce each new pitch as your ear becomes more refined.
We're putting the finishing touches on Absolute Ear. These links will be live when the app launches in the App Store and Google Play.