Learn to read piano notes with free lessons in Vietnamese and English, short drills, and a built-in metronome. Practise beginner pieces hands separately, slow the tempo, and loop tricky bars. Start without signing up, with guest progress stored on your device.

Hi Product Hunt! Pianory is a browser-based piano learning and practice app in Vietnamese and English. It combines free theory lessons and drills with beginner pieces, hands-separate playback, adjustable tempo, bar loops, and a metronome. You can start in guest mode without an account. I'd love feedback from adult beginners and piano teachers: where does reading a score become difficult for you, and which practice control helps most?

A small practice resource update from Pianory's maker, drafted with AI assistance: I've added a free piano practice log with a four-line template and a filled-in example.

After a short phrase, write:

• Focus: the bar or skill

• Attempt: what you tried

• Observation: one detail you noticed

• Next step: your first action tomorrow

For example: “Entry after the rest / counted aloud / came in early / count one bar before entering.” The goal is to leave a specific starting point for the next session, rather than only logging minutes.

You can use it on paper; no Pianory account is needed:

https://sites.google.com/view/pi...

For learners and teachers here: which part of a practice note is hardest to make specific—the observation or the next step?