Meet the Practice Coach

Yesterday we wrote about where AI fits in Piano Pilot. The first piece is here: the Practice Coach now appears on the results screen after every run.

What it tells you

Piano Pilot already measures every note you play: whether you hit it, how early or late you were, and which hand played it. The coach turns that into a short note, such as “Your right hand was clean. Your left hand ran a little early in bars 12 to 16, where most of your misses were.” Under it, one button opens that passage with A–B repeat and a slower speed already set, so you can fix it straight away.

Practice pieces for your trouble spots

The coach can also cut the bars you struggled with into a short practice piece: the passage on a loop, each hand on its own, or the rhythm on a single key. These are made from the song's own sheet music, so every note is the composer's, not the AI's.

Honest by design

The app measures your playing; AI only puts those numbers into plain words and picks which drill to suggest. Before a note reaches you, we check that every bar number and detail in it matches what the app measured. If it doesn't, you get the app's own tip instead. Only note statistics are sent, never recordings of your playing.

Credits

Each AI coach note uses one credit, and every account starts with 50 free credits. You can buy more in the app, or switch AI coach notes off in Settings and keep getting free basic tips after every run.

What's next

A daily practice plan and easier versions of the songs you love are next on our list. Tell us what you think of the coach from Help Center in the app or on our contact page, and get Piano Pilot on Google Play to try it.