Piano Ear Training
1.8M installs
5.7K ratings
24.8K monthly active users
$<10K monthly revenue est.
IAP 25% · Ad 75%
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SteadyPiano Ear Training Summary
Piano Ear Training is a ad-supported, with in-app purchases Android app in Education by Learn To Master. Released in May 2011 (14 years ago). It has about 1.8M+ installs and 5.7K ratings with a 3.63★ (average) average. Based on AppGoblin estimates, it reaches roughly 24.8K monthly active users and generates around $<10K monthly revenue (25% IAP / 75% ads). Store metadata: updated Jan 21, 2026.
Recent activity: 135 installs this week (624 over 4 weeks) showing steady growth View trends →
Store info: Last updated on Google Play on Jan 21, 2026 .
3.63★
Ratings: 5.7K
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App Description
Ear training app with exercises to get perfect pitch and learn to play by ear.
Piano Ear Training - Ear Trainer for Musicians
• Suitable for beginners to advanced musicians with all the essential ear training exercises in various levels.
• Quickly develop aural skills by personalising your training by focusing on specific chords, intervals, progressions, scales etc.
• Track progress as you improve efficiently in each ear training discipline.
• A simple intuitive design enables you quickly enjoy ear training and follow the help and tutorials to get most out of the ear trainer.
• Configurable piano to strongly aid connection between visial and aural skills and musical instruments.
• Most popular and extensive ear training with over 1 millions users.
• Highly recommended by professional and student musicians in top musical schools contributing to the design for their own use.
Exercises:
interval training
Being able to determine intervals between notes in the key skill to playing by ear.
Challenge your expertise by changing the base note or playing the notes together.
This is made easy as it associates an interval with a well known song.
chord distinction
Can you distinguish between a Major from a Minor chord for example?
There are 100s of chords to differentiate.
You can help your understanding by selecting arpeggio mode to aid chord distinction and selecting highlight to visualise the construction of the chords.
You can challenge yourself by changing the key of the chord.
Work your way quickly and steadily through the levels.
Another exercise to help you fully understand musical theory and composition.
higher lower
Given 2 notes, can you identify whether the second note is higher or lower in pitch than the first note?
Musicians can train their ears to recognise different pitches.
Whilst this is a beginners exercise, you can challenge yourself by reducing the range of the 2 notes played.
pitch training
After hearing a pitch, can you accurately play that same pitch on the piano?
This exercise allows your to zoom in on the note using relative pitch skills, and will record how many notes it takes for you to correctly identify. You can easily adjust the difficult by setting a time interval between listening and playing.
interval comparison
Given 2 intervals, can you determine whether th