Build the lesson's material
Songs, chords, sheet music and audio in one place, organized by lesson.
For music teachers & students
The same material in the teacher's and the student's hands
Preparing for a lesson and practicing at home is smooth when you both see the same thing. In Chords365 the teacher assembles the material, and the student learns at home from exactly the same source — with chords, sheet music and audio.
The problem
The material scatters between two lessons
In teaching, most of the friction arises between lessons: the sheet music in a photocopy, the recording in a message, the notes in a notebook. At home the student may not be practicing the same version, and part of the next lesson goes on getting back on the same page.
The solution
Shared preparation, in one place
In Chords365 the teacher puts the lesson's material in one place — chords, sheet images, lyrics and audio — and the student practices it on their own device, in their own key. That way the lesson is about the real work, not the searching.
How it looks in practice
From the lesson's material to home practice
Share it with the student
The student reaches the same material on their own device, offline too.
Let them practice at their own pace
Audio recordings and stem sets aid learning — in their own key.
Come back to it in the lesson
In the next lesson you work from the same place where you left off.
What you need for teaching
The same features, tailored to the rhythm of teaching.
Materials organized by lesson
Assemble the lesson's songs and exercises as a setlist, lesson by lesson. Learn more
Chords and sheet music together
Alongside the chord view, a classic sheet image can belong to the same song. Learn more
Audio for practice
Audio recordings and stem sets, even from YouTube, so the student makes progress at home too. Learn more
A key tailored to the student
Everyone sees the same song in their own key, with no transposing math. Learn more
Offline practice
Downloaded material is available without a connection — practice doesn't stop. Learn more
What a week looks like between teacher and student
A typical week for a music teacher: at the end of the lesson they build the next week's material — a few songs with chords, a sheet image and an audio recording for the right tempo. At home the student opens it on their own phone, practices in the key that's comfortable for them, and plays along with the recording. In the next lesson there's no need to start over: they continue from the same material, right where they left off — so the time goes to real progress.
Short demo
See it in action
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Bring your teaching material into one place
One student, a few songs, one shared set of material — that's enough to get started.
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