Diego MuraccioleAmadeus lets you upload/scan sheet music, connect your digital piano, and start practicing immediately with real-time feedback. No sight reading skills? No problem. Don't settle for someone else's library, learn the songs you love!
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Congrats on your launch!
I like the design, and variety of options. Can it be connected via bluetooth ? Also does it has edit mode for the sheets ? I like to rewrite them from scratch in some apps so I can "understand" the song a bit :D
About Amadeus on Product Hunt
“Learn Any Piano Song”
Amadeus launched on Product Hunt on April 14th, 2026 and earned 88 upvotes and 3 comments, placing #18 on the daily leaderboard. Amadeus lets you upload/scan sheet music, connect your digital piano, and start practicing immediately with real-time feedback. No sight reading skills? No problem. Don't settle for someone else's library, learn the songs you love!
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Hey Product Hunt! 👋
We built Amadeus because I kept running into the same wall:
- I had a piece of sheet music for a song I loved.
- I had the keyboard.
- I had...terrible sight reading skills.
We wanted something that would just listen - follow along with what I was playing, highlight where I was, and show me in real-time when I hit a wrong note. Existing apps either locked me into their library or didn't provide real-time feedback.
Amadeus supports any sheet music you already have: take a photo, upload a PDF, image, MusicXML, MIDI, or ABC file, and it becomes interactive.
Try it free at playamadeus.com or on iOS (3 free uploads). I'd love feedback: what sheet music format do you use most? Do you practice in notation mode or falling notes mode?