How Music-Ready works

The same loop runs for every student and every instrument. A student with a piano teacher and a guitar teacher runs two loops, and each teacher sees only their own.

1. 1

   Teach

   In the lesson, the teacher notes what was covered and records a demonstration if it helps.

2. 2

   Assign

   The teacher sets the week's work: pieces, scales, tempo, bars, and how long to spend.

3. 3

   Practise

   The student presses Start Practice and works through the plan, item by item.

4. 4

   Record

   When homework needs it, the student records or uploads a video or audio clip.

5. 5

   Submit

   The recording goes privately to that teacher. Parents can see it too.

6. 6

   Feedback

   The teacher replies with notes tied to moments in the recording, like 0:37, slow section.

7. 7

   Improve

   The student retries the parts flagged, with the teacher's example to hand.

8. 8

   Achieve

   Progress, exam milestones and practice streaks build up in the student's own profile.

Practice that is tracked, not "verified"

A Tracked Practice Session is one run in the Practice Room, timed while the page is open and active. A Manual Practice Entry is time a student logs themselves. We show the two differently and never call either one verified, because a timer can't prove what was played.

XP, levels and badges

Students earn XP for practice, homework and teacher awards. Levels such as Apprentice or Performer are Music-Ready milestones only. They are not music qualifications or exam grades.