Engage students with video
Assign quick video prompts—students reply with their own clips to build engagement, consistency, and connection. View submissions + insights in your portal.
Video check-ins, practice tracking, and feedback, made fast for you and fun for them.
Assign quick video prompts—students reply with their own clips to build engagement, consistency, and connection. View submissions + insights in your portal.
Practice tools like a timer, metronome, tuner, and more—students log every session by skill and note what felt tricky, right in the moment.
Motivate students with goal-setting, streaks, and personalized reminders to keep them on track.
Get instant visibility into student practice—what they played, what they struggled with, and more.
Build a routine once and share it, so every student knows exactly what to practice.
Fly through a whole section's clips in minutes and drop a video or audio note on the exact moment.
Drop in your lesson plan or syllabus and get check-ins sequenced to your semester, ready to send.
Most of a student's progress happens between rehearsals, where you can't see it. Five findings on making that time count.
Practice Pulse puts a daily moment of music in every student's home, with check-ins, practice tools, and an ensemble showing up alongside them.
Recurring check-ins and daily goals spread practice across the week, instead of the night before rehearsal.
Every clip and practice note lands in one place, so you can respond to more students, more often.
Streaks, goals, and reminders carry students through those first weeks, until practice becomes part of their day.
Practice Pulse is for practice at home, not the school day. Short, purposeful sessions with no ads, no algorithm, and no endless feed, then the phone goes down. In school, it runs on Chromebooks.
I get through a whole section's check-ins in minutes. Every student hears back before the next rehearsal.
My students know exactly what to fix before they walk in the door.
Google Classroom doesn't work for music. This does.
My students loved Flipgrid. This is even better for a music classroom.
Runs in the browser on school Chromebooks, with iOS and Android apps for practice at home. Nothing to install.
Students sign in with their Google school account.
Our Privacy Policy lays out what we collect and how it's used.
We work directly with your admin and IT team through your school's review process.
Your first semester is free. After that, schools choose a flat annual plan sized to their program.
One of our team members will personally help you and your students get set up. We make it fast, easy, and tailored to your class, so you can hit the ground running.
Most schools need a quick sign-off. We work with your administrators and IT team on whatever their review requires.
Not at all. Practice Pulse is designed to fit seamlessly into your current curriculum.
Flipgrid was a great start. Practice Pulse is purpose-built for music: every submission lands in one place, students can record on any device, and it adds practice tracking, streaks, and goals so the habit keeps going between check-ins.
Video, audio, or text prompts, sent once or on repeat. Attach sheet music, practice tracks, or links, and send to a whole ensemble, a single section, or hand-picked students.
Yes. Voice parts and instruments are built in, so you can send a check-in to just your sopranos or just your trumpets. Singers can record along with the practice tracks you share.
Yes. Practice Pulse is built for practice at home, on any phone, tablet, Chromebook, or computer, and everything syncs across devices. In school, it runs in the browser on Chromebooks.
Submissions go to you, not the class. The class feed is for encouragement, like who showed up and kept their streak going.
It's designed to do the opposite. There are no ads, no algorithm, and no endless feed. Students open Practice Pulse, practice, and put the phone down.
Student privacy shapes how we build Practice Pulse. Our Privacy Policy explains what we collect and how it's used, and we're happy to walk your administrators through it.