For parents of piano students
Help your child practise on their own, with a day-by-day plan for the next 6 weeks.
Built for their grade and their pieces. They open it and follow today's session: what to play, how fast, for how long. See Week 1 free before you pay anything.
Takes about 3 minutes · No card needed for Week 1 · All 6 weeks: Checking price…
Clair de Lune · 30 min
One section. A clear next step.
- Warm-up · 5 minutes
- Main work · 20 minutes
- Run-through · 5 minutes
This week's milestone
Opening theme, hands together
Sound familiar?
You pay for the lesson. The other six days are a guessing game.
- You hear the same piece, the same way, every evening.
- “Go practise” turns into an argument.
- Their teacher says they’re “not quite ready” again.
- You'd like to help, but you don't know what they should be working on.
- You're worried they'll lose interest and quit.
Often it isn't laziness. It's not knowing what to do when they sit down.
What changes at home
- They sit down and know exactly what to do: which section, which hands, what speed, for how long.
- Sessions fit the time they really have, from 20 to 60 minutes.
- Miss a day for football or homework? Nothing breaks. The next session waits.
- One clear milestone every week, so they can feel progress.
- Finished sessions are ticked off on the plan, so you can see at a glance how it's going.
Exam coming up?
Add the exam date in the questions and the plan takes it into account. Each plan covers 6 weeks; if the exam is further away, make a new plan when this one ends. It doesn't replace their teacher's syllabus guidance. It makes sure the days between lessons count.
Who built it
Built by a pianist, not a tech company.
I'm Michael. I've played piano for 7 years and I'm working at Grade 8. I built this because I know what it's like to sit down with a list of pieces and no idea where to start.
I'm a student myself, so I built it for students like your child.
The offer
Their full 6-week plan
- Every session for 6 weeks, built for their grade and their pieces
- A tempo target for every session
- One clear milestone every week
- Tell us what they’re stuck on, and the first two weeks tackle it
- Today's session view with timers and a metronome
- Copy it or download it as a PDF. It's yours to keep.
Checking price…. No subscription.
Less than a single piano lesson, for 6 weeks of structured practice.
Takes about 3 minutes · No card needed for Week 1 · All 6 weeks: Checking price…
Peace of mind
- No subscription: one payment, nothing recurring.
- No ads, no social feed, no chat: it's a practice plan, nothing else.
- 7-day money-back guarantee: if it doesn't help, email Websitesmith1@gmail.com for a full refund.
Good to know
Questions.
What age is it for?
It's written for students who can read and follow instructions on their own, usually around 10 and up. Younger children can use it with you reading along.
Will my child actually use it?
It removes the hardest part: knowing where to start. Week 1 is free, so you can find out before paying.
Does it replace their teacher?
No. It plans the days between lessons. Show it to their teacher so they can see what your child is working on.
What do you need from my child?
Only piano details: grade, pieces, practice time, and optionally what they're stuck on and any exam date. No account needed.
I'll pay on my phone, but they practise on another device.
Open the plan link on their device and enter the email you paid with. It unlocks there too.
Why not just ask ChatGPT?
You could, if you knew exactly what to ask. This asks the right questions, sets tempo targets for their grade, says honestly if a piece is too hard, and lays out every session ready to follow.
P.S. Six more weeks of “go practise” won’t change much on its own. A plan your child can follow by themselves might. Week 1 is free, and it takes about 3 minutes to find out.
Takes about 3 minutes · No card needed for Week 1 · All 6 weeks: Checking price…