Learn Piano 2.0 — a major redesign. • A new practice screen with clearer controls and finger hints. • Improved layouts for phones and tablets. • Refreshed course, library and song imports. • Fixes for scoring, purchases and ads. On Macs with Apple silicon, play in Practice and Free Play with your computer keyboard, labelled keys and octave controls. Choose the New or Classic practice screen in Settings, next to Theme.

- New first lesson: play three notes, then Ode to Joy. - Your lesson progress is saved when you close the app. - Fixed the first notes when you play with a microphone. - Plus plans are easier to compare, and you can sign in right from that screen.

- Improved on-screen piano responsiveness. - Fixed multi-touch and octave switching. - Fixed layout issues on iPhone and iPad. - Shorter tips and more accurate comparisons of practice results.

Added The Star-Spangled Banner to the song catalog and a new U.S. learning route after the tutorial. Easy arrangements now preserve the melody more naturally, and rhythm or wait-for-key mode is available at every difficulty. We also improved onboarding, iPhone layouts, practice performance, and reliability.

This update improves the reliability of our first-party analytics so we can better understand and improve the learning experience. It also includes stability improvements. No advertising identifier (IDFA) is used.

Play freely on the on-screen piano without choosing a song or affecting progress. The Launch Week challenge adds three practice sessions and a special badge. Eligible new subscribers can also see Apple’s limited-time annual Plus introductory price. We improved purchase reporting and reliability too.

Updated advertising and analytics SDKs, improved banner layout on iPhone and iPad, and added reliability fixes for practice sessions.