Can I check every sound for free?
AppleStart here
ChickParent adds
WhaleParent addsFree practice covers Apple, Chick and Whale, added one at a time by a parent. Further chords and all single-note practice require the full version. White-key single-note checks across 2–3 octaves remain free.
Full-version coverage still means the sounds included in this app. It is not a comprehensive test of every instrument, pitch range, chord or inversion.
Where can I buy the full version?
🔒Additional soundsA one-time ¥1,980 purchase in Japan is planned through the iOS parent area, with no subscription. Final pricing and availability will be announced at launch. This website does not take orders or payments.
The coverage page will be updated when availability is confirmed. For now, try the free white-key note demo to explore the sound and controls.
Do we need a piano at home?
The app plays recorded grand-piano sounds, so a physical piano is not required for this listening activity. It does not teach instrumental technique and serves a different purpose from piano-playing practice.
Does it guarantee absolute pitch?
Doremeets does not guarantee absolute pitch. Related research has not validated this app itself. It is not an officially endorsed teaching resource or a complete reproduction of an official method. Use it as listening practice.
The ten-question check does not certify ability. Evidence and limitations explains the distinction between reference studies and app-specific choices.
What age and language is it for?
It is designed for young children with a parent. Consider interest in listening and choosing rather than age alone, and help with controls as needed.
Japanese and English are supported. Change the app language in the parent area or use the language links at the top of this guide.