Piano sight-reading trainer for your browser
Learn to read sheet music at your piano.
Read music the way you read words. Stavia listens as you play, shows you one note at a time, and moves the music forward when you find it on the keys.
Right in your browser.
How it works
How Stavia teaches piano sight-reading
Sit down at your piano
Open Stavia in your browser and play. It listens through the microphone — no cables, no MIDI, and it works with acoustic and digital pianos alike.
Learn notes by landmark
Instead of memorizing every line and space, you anchor to a few landmark notes and learn each new note as a neighbor of one you already know.
Play to move forward
A note lights up on the staff; you find it on your keys. Play the right one and the phrase advances — reading turns into reflex, one note at a time.
Frequently asked questions
Everything you need to start reading piano music
- Can Stavia hear an acoustic or digital piano?
- Yes. Stavia listens through your device microphone, so it works with acoustic pianos, digital pianos, and keyboards without MIDI or cables.
- Does Stavia upload my microphone audio?
- No. Note recognition runs locally in your browser, and your microphone audio is never uploaded.
- What music-reading skills can I practice?
- You can build fluency in both treble and bass clef, learn landmark notes, and practice short musical phrases that adapt as you progress.
- What do I need to use Stavia?
- Use a modern browser with microphone access, create an account, and sit down at any piano or keyboard. Stavia is free to try.
Build fluent piano sight-reading, one note at a time
Practice treble and bass clef at your own piano. Stavia adapts the phrases as your note-reading skills grow.
Free to try. Requires a modern browser with microphone access and any piano or keyboard. Audio stays on your device.