Practice sight-singing without a piano

The classic advice for sight-singing practice is "sit at a piano and find your starting pitch." Useful — if you have a piano. SightSing doesn't require one. The app plays your starting pitch through your phone speaker, names the next note's interval, and judges your accuracy with the mic.

Every exercise begins with a played starting pitch. You hear it, you internalize it, you sing the rest from that anchor.

For singers who DO own a piano, the app pairs well: play the line on piano, then close the lid and sing it from the score. SightSing handles the "am I right?" question that's otherwise hard to verify alone.

No piano-skills required, ever. The app does all the keyboard work for you.