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SightTune helps pianists practice more effectively by turning digital sheet music pages with natural eye gaze while providing practice analytics and score annotations. It removes the interruption of reaching for the screen or using a foot pedal so you can stay focused on the music.

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Why page turning matters in practice Long practice sessions are often interrupted by the simple act of turning pages. Touching the screen breaks hand position. A Bluetooth pedal can conflict with the sustain pedal or require constant repositioning. These small disruptions add up and break concentration.

SightTune solves this by using on-device computer vision to detect your eye gaze and subtle head movement. Pages turn when you naturally look toward the edge of the screen, keeping both hands on the keys and your attention on the music.

 

Practice-focused features:

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• Hands-free page turning — Maintain flow during long practice sessions without reaching for the screen or managing a pedal.

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• Practice Analytics — See where you spend the most time on each page and identify sections that need extra work.

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• Score Annotations — Mark up your music with pen and highlighter tools directly in the app.

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• Fully offline — Practice anywhere without relying on internet connectivity.

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• Adjustable sensitivity — Fine-tune detection to match your personal playing and reading style.

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• Portrait & landscape support — Optimized for different score layouts and practice setups on iPad.

 

By removing page-turning friction, SightTune lets you stay in the musical moment longer. Combined with analytics that show time spent per page and the ability to annotate scores, it turns your iPad into a more complete practice companion for classical repertoire.