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Version 1.0 · 2026-10-14
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The store currently lists version 1.0, updated 2026-10-14.








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Learn piano for real, by playing songs from your very first lesson.
Put your phone on the music stand and play. Pianomigo listens to your piano or keyboard, checks every note and your rhythm, and moves on by itself, so your hands stay on the keys.
PLAY FROM DAY ONE
• 65 short lessons in 10 units, from your first songs to your own recital.
• Hot Cross Buns, Ode to Joy, Für Elise, Pachelbel's Canon and 37 songs in all.
• The app plays along with you: piano, bass and strings, slow first, then at full speed.
• Your left hand, both hands, chords, the pop sound, real rhythm and the black keys, one step at a time.
IT HEARS YOU, NOTE BY NOTE
• Uses your microphone or a MIDI keyboard (USB or Bluetooth).
• See which notes were right and how close you were to the beat.
• The lights on the keys fade little by little until you read the music on your own.
• Sound is analyzed on your device.…
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