Snap a photo of sheet music and hear it play.

Fumenru reads the notes on printed sheet music with AI and plays them back on the spot. Even if you can't read music yet, you can hear how a piece is supposed to sound.

SNAP IT, HEAR IT
Point your camera at a score and press the shutter. The notes become sound in under a minute. For two-piano scores, just pick which piano to read.

NOTES THAT FALL ONTO THE KEYS
Notes fall onto a full 88-key keyboard, so you can see which key to press and when — without reading a staff.

RIGHT HAND ONLY, LEFT HAND ONLY
Play one hand at a time. Repeat the harder hand until it sticks.

START SLOW
Play at the tempo printed on the score, then slow it down to a speed you can manage. Pick a first and last measure to loop a difficult passage. Turn on the metronome and count-in, and lower the piano volume to play along with the click.

MAKE IT EASIER TO PLAY
Transpose by semitones and show note names on the notes. Transposition is remembered for each score.

FIX WHAT IT MISREAD
Recognized music is shown on a staff. Tap any note to correct its pitch or length — rests, time signatures, key signatures and repeat signs too. Notes the reader was unsure about are shaded, so you know where to look first.

FINGERINGS, ONLY WHERE PRINTED
Fingerings printed on the score appear next to the notes. We never invent fingerings that aren't written.

YOUR LIBRARY STAYS
Scanned scores are saved to your account, so they open on any device you sign in to.

WHO IT'S FOR
- Piano students, and adults picking it up again
- Choir and band members learning a single part
- Anyone with a score but no recording

GOOD TO KNOW
- A free account is required to scan sheet music. Sample and blank scores work without signing in.
- Photos are used only for recognition and are not kept on your device.
- Please only scan music you own or have permission to use.

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