Unseen writes a fresh piece every morning, engraved like a printed exam book, at your grade and for your instrument. You have never seen it, so you have to read it. Study it for 30 seconds, play it, rate yourself, listen back.
38-second tour
A piece, a 30-second look, a rating, the playback, and the scale caller. Tap the speaker for the narrated version.
Sight-reading, the way teachers ask for it
Every music teacher gives the same advice: sight-read something new every day. The hard part is finding something new. Printed books run out and get memorised. Unseen never runs out, so you practise reading the notes in front of you, not remembering them.
Today's piece
A brand-new piece of 4 to 12 bars, written for your instrument and your grade. Real staff, key and time signatures, correct beaming, dynamics and phrasing, engraved like a printed exam book.
It is whole pieces of sheet music, not a flashcard drill: rhythm, key and phrasing to keep going through. Thirty seconds to study, then play, just like the exam.
Rate it, hear it
Choose Clean, A few slips or Fell apart. Unseen suggests an easier or harder setting when it fits, and never changes your grade for you.
Then listen back: the piece plays while a highlight follows the bars. Want more? Another piece is always one tap away.
Scale Examiner
It calls your grade's scales and arpeggios aloud in a random order, such as “E-flat major, hands together, two octaves, legato”, until you have played them all.
Mark the shaky ones and run just those again. Every call is also shown as text on the card, so you can read it as well as hear it.
Every player
Piano on the grand staff, plus violin, cello, flute, clarinet, alto sax, trumpet, guitar, and any treble-clef or bass-clef instrument. Up to six students on one device, made for families.
Each grade comes with a plain-language description of what to expect, from five-note hand positions at Initial to 6/8 time and dotted rhythms by Grade 3.
A habit, not a chore
A calendar of the days you practised, the days to your exam, and your pieces per week. A gentle streak forgives a rest day each week. No points, no pop-ups, no guilt.
Today's piece sits on your Home Screen as a widget, with your streak and the days to your exam on the Lock Screen. Ask Siri for today's piece or to call your scales.
For teachers
Teacher and student see the same piece on the same day, note for note. Read out a short piece code, like 1P3S-261030-0, to open any piece on another device.
Share any piece as a PDF, or a worksheet of four pieces to print for a lesson.
Pieces are generated on your device from the date, instrument and grade, so the code is all that has to travel.
Accessibility, built in
Unseen was built with VoiceOver, Voice Control, larger text and high contrast from the start, not patched in afterwards. The score is spoken as a summary plus a description of every bar, so blind and low-vision musicians can hear exactly what a piece contains.
Private by design
Unseen never uses the microphone and collects no data. Student names, grades, exam dates and practice history stay on your device. There is no account, no server, no analytics and no advertising. The App Store label says it plainly: Data Not Collected.
One purchase. Every future update included. No subscription, no ads, no account.
Sight-read something you have never seen. Pay once, and it is yours.
