Make your teaching last beyond the lesson
Pip turns your intentions into your students' practice habits, with clear plans, visible progress and more productive lessons. Free for teachers, forever.
Turn your teaching into their practice
You provide the plan and the resources. Pip makes it something they want to follow.
Help students leave with a clear plan
Help students leave every lesson knowing what to work on and what matters most.
Share what matters, instantly
Attach a demo video, a resource, or a quick voice note to any practice plan — everything students need, in one place.
Keep parents in the loop
Give parents a clear view of the practice plan and their child's progress.
Start the next lesson informed
Understand how practice went, where students spent their time and what they need from you next.
Pip for teachers
Four steps that fit into the lesson you are already teaching, not another task afterwards.
Create and share the plan
Add exercises, scales and pieces, with clear priorities, goals, notes and resources, then share the plan instantly with the student and parent.
Students play and reflect
Students work through the plan while Pip automatically logs where they spend their practice time. They can reflect on how it went and flag anything they need help with.
Pip keeps them motivated
Practice earns Pips, while playing regularly across the week earns Squeaks and encourages a more consistent habit.
Start the next lesson informed
See how students used their practice time, what they found difficult and what to focus on next.
Free for teachers, forever
Create practice plans, share resources, follow your students' progress and keep parents in the loop, at no cost to you. Those who want more support to build a strong, lasting practice habit can choose to upgrade.
No subscription or payment required
Use Pip with as many students as you like
Families always have a free option
What teachers say
It took me very little time to get used to Pip. Essentially, on the teacher’s side, it works just like a notebook - the biggest difference is what happens at home.
David Richard
Piano teacher, examiner and author