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Stop Paying $60 an Hour for Piano Lessons — This App Is $79.99 for Five Years

Add The New York Post on Google TL;DR: A five-year subscription to flowkey Classic is $79.99 (reg. $899), 91% off.

In-person piano lessons run anywhere from $40 to $100 an hour, and that’s before scheduling around someone else’s calendar for years. Instead, have flowkey bring the piano lessons to you. The app listens through your device’s microphone as you play, tells you instantly whether you hit the right notes, and walks you through everything from your first scale to a full arrangement, all for $79.99 covering five years.

The app works across laptops, phones, and tablets, syncing progress between all of them, and it’s available in 11 languages. Over 5 million people have used it, and it holds a 4.7/5 on the App Store and 4.5/5 on Google Play. One user summed up the appeal directly: “Before using this app, it took me months to learn a new song. With this app, you will learn songs in a third of the time — or maybe even less.”

Five years is long enough to actually get good, not just long enough to feel guilty about a subscription you stopped using in March. If piano lessons have been on the to-do list for years, this is the version that doesn’t require finding a teacher, clearing a weekly time slot, or paying by the hour.

Get flowkey Classic (5-Year Plan) for $79.99, down from $899.

Read original at New York Post

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