A studio for self‑taught pianists — to learn the pieces you love, hear harmony in context, and turn what you feel into your own musical language at the keys.
It works — until it doesn't. You can play pieces, but the gaps in understanding keep showing up. No one built the right tool for the way you actually learn.
Music school and piano lessons feel disconnected. You want to understand harmony and chords inside the pieces you're already playing — not abstract exercises.
You improvise something worth keeping, but there's nowhere to put it. By the time you try to remember it, the moment's gone.
I started learning piano in 2021 in a messy, modern way: self-taught, no teacher, no sheet music, barely any theory.
I was always more interested in playing and creating than learning piano the traditional way. But that came with a gap — I could play more than I could understand.
I wanted theory inside the pieces I actually cared about. I wanted a better way to learn, to keep ideas, and organize my repertoire.
I wanted one place for my piano life.
That's why I'm building Composer — the app I wish I had when I started.
We're letting pianists in slowly, a few at a time, so every new voice shapes what the studio becomes. Add your name — we'll reach out when there's a seat at the keys.