# Notey

> Notey is a personal music journal for musicians. It helps you track your practice, organize your repertoire, plan performances, and keep all your notes about each piece in one place. Free to use.

## What you can do with Notey

- **Repertoire**: Add pieces with title, composer, opus number, key, genre, difficulty, and estimated duration. Track learning status and a 5-level performance-readiness rating.
- **Notes per piece**: Write notes for fingerings, ideas, things to fix, or teacher feedback. Attach links to recordings, scores, or videos. Export notes to PDF.
- **Practice tracking**: Log how long you practised, which piece, what you focused on, and a short reflection. See your full practice history.
- **Daily practice plan**: Get a suggested plan of short focused tasks with bar references for what to work on today.
- **Practice timer**: Built-in timer with optional video recording you can play back later.
- **Performances and calendar**: Add recitals, concerts, exams, and auditions with date, venue, and type. Attach the pieces you'll be playing. See upcoming and past events on a calendar, plus composer birthdays and anniversaries linked to your repertoire.
- **Dashboard**: Your home screen shows the next event coming up, what to practise today, and notable composer dates this month.

## Who it's for

- Music students preparing for lessons, exams, or auditions
- Conservatory and university musicians managing large repertoire
- Teachers and hobbyists who want a clean place to track their playing
- Performers planning recitals and concerts

## Platforms and pricing

- Available on the web today
- Native iPhone, iPad, and Mac apps coming soon
- Free to use
- Your notes and recordings are private to you

## Links

- [Notey home](https://notey.app/)
- [Sign in or create an account](https://notey.app/auth)
- [Install on your device](https://notey.app/install)
- [Full description](https://notey.app/llms-full.txt)