KARAOKE
Sing on your own or pull friends into a room and take turns. The songbook is scored for real — the app listens to your pitch and tells you how close you got.
Straight to the songbook. Nobody else hears you, nothing is uploaded, and every run is scored.
- A hand-charted public-domain songbook, scored note by note on your actual pitch.
- Or paste a karaoke video from YouTube, or play a file off your own device.
- Octaves count as equal, so any voice can sing any song in the book.
- Headphones recommended — otherwise your mic hears the backing track too.
Everyone hears everyone live. Take turns at the mic, queue up, and watch the scoreboard.
"Headphones make the scoring a lot fairer — otherwise your mic hears the backing track and thinks that's you."
Every song here is public domain and hand-charted, which is what lets the app score your pitch note by note.
Paste any karaoke video. Playback stays in sync for everyone in the room. There are no note charts for arbitrary videos, so this mode isn't scored — you get a mic level meter instead of a grade.
Pick an audio file from this device. It is read straight from disk and never uploaded anywhere — which is also why it's solo only: nobody else in a room has your file, so there would be nothing for them to hear. Not scored.
Pick a song, then start it.
One board across the whole songbook: your best accuracy on any charted song. Scores are worked out in your own browser, so treat the board as a friendly record rather than a refereed one.