Desktop app · 100% offline

See the music.
Play it. Film it.

You open a MIDI file, the notes fall toward the keyboard, and you play. We built Pianovera for two simple things: learning piano at your own pace, and filming clean videos for your channel. It never touches the internet.

🎹 Real grand piano⌨️ MIDI input🎬 4K MP4 export✈️ No connection
The Pianovera interface: blue and green notes falling toward a piano keyboard.
All in one place

Learn and create, in one app

We put the learning and the video side by side. Whether you're just starting or already filming tutorials, it stays simple.

The falling notes

Every note drops toward its key. Blue for one hand, green for the other. It's clean and readable, and nothing flashes to throw you off.

Learn by playing

Wait mode won't move until you play the right note. You see the fingering, you can drill one hand alone, and there's a metronome when you need it.

Creator studio

Set your background, your logo, a title card. Then export to MP4 up to 4K, in 16:9 or vertical for Shorts.

A real grand piano

We started from a real concert grand, sampled across several velocities. So the tone shifts with your touch. Soft and mellow, or bright and sharp.

Your MIDI keyboard

Plug it in and play. Read-only: we listen to what you play, but we never send anything back to your piano. It's perfectly safe.

Your progress

Your level climbs, and your accuracy shows up piece by piece. There's also a whole set of generated exercises to work your scales and chords.

Three steps

As easy as opening a song

  1. 1

    Open a song

    Drop a .mid file, grab one from your library, or hit the demo to try it right away.

  2. 2

    Pick how to play

    Free listen to explore. Wait mode to learn without pressure. Scroll mode if you want to time yourself.

  3. 3

    Play, or film

    Practice at the keyboard. Or head to the Studio and put out a clean video for your channel.

Learn

Actually learn the piano

You don't need to read sheet music to get going. The notes fall, you follow, it sinks in on its own. And the day you really want to level up, the exercise path is waiting.

  • The finger number shown on every note
  • Drill one hand, then both
  • Scales, chords and arpeggios that generate themselves
  • A score and a level that grow with you
Notes with the finger number shown, like a guided score.
Creator studio

Videos that look like you

Honestly, a channel is known by its style. So we gave you what you need to set yours: a custom background, a watermark logo, a title card on start. You tweak it, you export, it's ready.

  • Background your way: color, gradient, or your image
  • Title card at the start, a "subscribe" card at the end
  • Adjustable particles and glow
  • MP4 export in 720p, 1080p or 4K, 16:9 or Shorts
The title card of a video made by Pianovera, with the song name and a channel signature.
The sound

The grain of a real grand

The flat sound of synth pianos, honestly, we'd had enough. So we started from a real concert Yamaha C5, recorded at several strike levels. Each velocity has its own tone. Play soft, it's mellow. Hit hard, it snaps. It breathes.

Pricing

Start without paying

Download it, try it, see if you like it. You'll move to the full license once you're sold, not before.

Trial

Free

To get a feel

  • The full visualizer
  • The demo and your MIDI files
  • The learning modes
Download

Premium

Subscription

To go further

  • Sound and theme packs
  • New stuff as it lands
  • Advanced creator tools
Learn more

Ready to watch your music fall?

Download Pianovera, open a song, and play. Nothing to set up, no connection.

↓ Windows (64-bit) macOS, soon

Portable build · nothing to install · 100% offline

Questions

What people ask us

Do I need a MIDI keyboard?

No. You can see and hear everything without plugging anything in. A MIDI keyboard only matters if you want to practice: Pianovera then follows the notes you play.

Does it work offline?

Yes, fully. The sound, your files, the video export, all of it runs locally. We send nothing to the internet.

Which files can I open?

Standard MIDI files (.mid or .midi). A demo is included, so you can try before you even have a file of your own.

Can the MIDI hurt my piano?

No, not at all. MIDI input is read-only. We listen to what you play, we never send anything back to your instrument.

Can I export my videos for YouTube?

Yes. The Studio gives you a clean MP4, up to 4K, in 16:9 or vertical for Shorts, with your background, your logo and your title card.

What about Mac?

The Windows build is here. A macOS version is in the works.