Music schools
See practice follow-through across every teacher and student. Spot families drifting away early — and keep them.
Free 6-week closed beta — now enrolling
Music Practice Made Clear
From Lesson To Home, In Seconds.
The teacher writes a short note after each piano lesson. Parents see exactly what to practice at home. One tap — “We practiced” — and the teacher knows the music kept going.
For private music schools, after-school programs, and independent piano teachers.
Lesson to home, in three steps
No more crumpled assignment sheets. No more “what are we supposed to practice?” — just one clear note that travels from the studio to the living room.
1
Teacher writes a note
Seconds after class: which book, which pages, what to focus on — plus a word of praise for the student.
2
Parent sees the practice list
At home, parents open Linni and see exactly what to practice — in plain English, no music reading required.
3
Family taps “We practiced”
One tap confirms practice. The teacher and the school see who came back — and students earn stickers and streaks.
Built for the whole studio
Everyone gets exactly what they need — and nothing they don’t.
Independent piano teachers
Send every family home with a clear plan in seconds. No message inbox, no reply pressure — your notes do the talking.
Parents
Know exactly how to help with piano practice — even if you’ve never read a note of music. One checklist, one tap, done.
Simple pricing, after a free beta
Six weeks free for everyone in the closed beta. Afterwards, plans start at $49/month for schools — and $19/month for solo teachers (up to 30 students).
See full pricingQuestions, answered
Is Linni a scheduling or billing system?
No. Linni is the practice layer between lessons and home: lesson notes become practice tasks, and practice confirmations flow back to teachers and schools. Scheduling, billing, and enrollment stay in the tools you already use.
Do students need their own accounts?
No — students never hold Linni accounts. Parents join by teacher or school invite only, and they manage everything for their children.
I can’t read music. Can I still help my child practice?
Yes — that’s exactly who Linni is for. The teacher’s note becomes a plain-English checklist: which book, which pages, what to focus on. You just follow the list and tap “We practiced.”
Which books and methods does Linni support?
Teachers pick from a shared catalog that starts with the most-used piano methods — Faber Piano Adventures, Alfred’s Basic Piano Library, Bastien Piano Basics, and John Thompson’s Easiest Piano Course — and can add a book by ISBN once.
What happens after the free 6-week beta?
Your data stays viewable, but new records pause until you upgrade to a paid plan. Solo teachers pay $19/month for up to 30 students.
Bring Linni to your studio this term.
Six weeks free. Up to 10 students for schools, 5 for independent teachers. No credit card needed.
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