Real-time suggestions for what notes to play while improvising
Improvisation theory is abstract; students don't know what notes work over changes
Theory books (abstract), private lessons ($80+/hr), trial and error (slow)
Jazz students, improvisation beginners, self-taught musicians, theory learners
Improvisation is intimidating—so many wrong notes you could play. Improv Coach shows you the right ones: as chord changes go by, it highlights available notes on a virtual keyboard or your actual keys via MIDI output. See the chord tones, tensions, avoid notes, and scale options in real-time. It's not playing for you; it's showing you the palette to paint with. As you develop, reduce the hints until you're flying solo. Learn jazz improvisation by doing it with a safety net.
Lots of music education apps out there, but real-time visual guidance during actual playing is less common. The business model is tricky—educational software either goes B2B with schools (hard) or fights for individual subscriptions in a crowded market. The MIDI key lighting feature is cool if users have compatible hardware.
Freemium
Free basic, $5-15/mo for pro
Subscription
$5-29/month or $49-199/year
One-Time Purchase
$9-49 per license
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