Platform for music schools
A campus where every student finds their material, sheet music and reference recordings sorted by instrument and level, instead of a chat full of loose files.
The underlying problem
Music teaching is almost entirely one to one, which turns organisation into quiet chaos. Every student moves at their own pace with different sheet music and different references. The teacher ends up with twenty parallel conversations and no record of who received what.
What it solves
- Content split by instrument and level so each student sees only what applies to them
- Sheet music and reference audio attached to the lesson, not scattered across a chat
- A monthly membership for regular students, plus standalone courses for one-off techniques
- Progress records: which pieces each student worked on and where the last lesson ended
What it looks like in practice
A guitar school uploads an exercise library by level and builds individual lessons on top of it. The teacher stops sending PDFs by chat. One-to-one time shifts to correcting rather than explaining what is already recorded.
Frequently asked questions
- Does it work for individual lessons?
- Yes. The campus does not replace the private lesson, it frees it: theory and drills stay recorded so teacher time goes to correction and playing.
- Can I sell courses and still teach privately?
- Yes, they coexist. Many schools use a recorded course as a low-priced entry point and sell private lessons, which carry the higher margin.
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