Make every lesson
go further.

Turn the end of each lesson into a clear week of practice, give pupils one obvious place to start, and begin the next lesson already knowing what needs attention.

3 pupils included 30 days free No card required
Pupil practising piano beside the Pitch & Progress pupil practice dashboard
Clearer practiceSpecific next steps after every lesson
More independencePupils know what to do between lessons
Less repetitionReuse plans, examples and teaching methods
Better lesson startsSee what changed before you teach again
Safe and privatePrivate pupil Studios and controlled sharing
ONE CLEAR SPACE FOR TEACHERS, PUPILS AND PARENTS

Everything stays clear between lessons.

Teachers set the work, pupils know what to practise, and parents can see how things are going.

Pitch & Progress teacher, pupil and parent views showing weekly teaching, pupil practice and parent progress
HOW IT WORKS

One clearer path from lesson to practice.

The teacher sets the week, the pupil knows exactly where to start, and useful context comes back before the next lesson.

1

See what needs your attention

Your dashboard gives you a quick view of pupils, upcoming lessons, practice clips and anyone who may need support — without putting Studio-only homework tools or resource management on the dashboard.

See who needs support first Keep upcoming lessons visible Spot new practice clips quickly
Pitch & Progress teacher dashboard showing pupils, attention and practice clips
2

Give the pupil one clear place to start

The pupil Studio carries your teaching into the week. Homework, teacher resources, notes and practice clips stay together so pupils can act on what you taught without relying on memory or another reminder.

One obvious next step More independent practice Notes and clips stay with the lesson
Pitch & Progress pupil dashboard showing today's homework checklist and next lesson
3

Teach the next lesson from the right place

Walk in already knowing what happened between lessons. Useful pupil signals, notes, clips and reusable resources give you the context to respond, adjust and move forward instead of spending the first ten minutes reconstructing last week.

See what needs attention first Start with better teaching context Keep progress moving lesson to lesson
Pitch & Progress interactive piano resources and Teaching Library
WHY TEACHERS STAY

Spend less time on follow-up admin. Start the next lesson more prepared.

Pitch & Progress reduces the repeat admin around every lesson, keeps practice clearer for pupils, and helps you walk into the next lesson already knowing what needs attention.

Less repeatingClearer practiceBetter lesson starts
Set the week in secondsTurn the end of a lesson into clear, usable practice without another round of typing later.Reuse what already worksSave demonstrations and teaching methods once, then send them again whenever they earn their place.See useful practice signalsReceive pupil notes, clips and quick confidence signals in one place instead of piecing the week back together.Start the next lesson aheadKnow what moved forward, what stalled and what needs your attention first.
BUILT-IN LEARNING

Useful fundamentals are already there.

Interactive first-year piano learning supports the teacher’s own practice plan without trying to replace the lesson.

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PRICING

Save time every week.

Start with three pupils for 30 days, then choose the capacity that fits your teaching.

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Trial Studio

£0for 30 days

Use Pitch & Progress with three real pupils for 30 days and see how it fits into your teaching week.

  • 3 active private pupil Studios
  • Set the week in seconds
  • Practice signals and Lesson Ready
  • 3 pupil practice clip uploads each week
  • 250 MB reusable Teaching Library storage
Start free
For larger rosters

Teacher Plus

£24.99/month

Everything in Teacher, with more capacity for a larger teaching week.

  • Everything in Teacher, plus:
  • Up to 60 active pupils
  • 10 GB reusable Teaching Library storage
  • Priority support
  • Additional video storage
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FAQs

What will actually change in your teaching week?

Answers focused on the value for you, your pupils and the next lesson.

How does Pitch & Progress save me time each week?+

Set homework by typing or dictating it, reuse your best demonstrations and teaching methods, and keep each pupil’s plan, notes and practice signals together instead of rebuilding the same context every lesson.

How does it help pupils practise more independently?+

Each pupil gets a private Studio with one clear place to start, teacher-shared resources, built-in first-year learning and simple Comfortable / Another try / I’m stuck signals. The aim is fewer forgotten instructions and fewer repeated reminders.

What will I know before the next lesson?+

Lesson Ready brings together what the pupil completed, what they found difficult, any notes or practice clips they shared, and the teaching context worth remembering so you can start from the right place.

Can I stop recording the same demonstration again and again?+

Yes. Save demonstrations, practice prompts and teaching methods in your private Teaching Library, then share the right resource with one pupil or several pupils in seconds.

Does Pitch & Progress replace the teacher?+

No. It is designed to carry your teaching through the week. You set the work, choose the resources and decide what matters; Pitch & Progress keeps that guidance clear between lessons.

Can pupils share practice videos without creating an email account?+

Yes. Pupils join their private Studio with a teacher-controlled code and PIN. They can share up to five short practice clips each week, with each clip limited to two minutes.

What do I get in the 30-day free trial?+

You can use the core teaching workflow with up to three active pupils for 30 days, including Quick Set, practice signals, Lesson Ready, pupil practice clips and a starter Teaching Library. No card is required.

Is it useful if I teach more than piano?+

The workflow is built for independent music teaching: clear weekly practice, resources, pupil signals and next-lesson context. The built-in learning area is piano-first, while the teacher workflow works more broadly across music lessons.

PIANO TEACHING IDEAS

Practical ways to make the week between lessons work better.

Useful, searchable guidance for independent piano and music teachers.

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TEACHING PRACTICE

How to set piano practice homework pupils actually use

A simple structure for turning the last five minutes of a lesson into a clearer week of practice.

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TEACHING PRACTICE

How to spend less time repeating last week’s piano lesson

Use short demonstrations, specific practice targets and useful pupil signals to carry the lesson forward.

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TEACHING PRACTICE

What should a piano teacher actually track between lessons?

Focus on useful teaching context rather than turning practice into a spreadsheet.

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YOUR NEXT LESSON CAN START FURTHER AHEAD

Carry the lesson through the week — without carrying the admin.

Set the week in minutes, give each pupil one clear place to practise, and come back with the context you need to teach the next lesson well.

30 days free Up to 3 pupils No card required
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