Read the harmony faster
Choose a style and key, then get an actual recommendation with target tones and rationale instead of a blank theory database.
iOS app for serious musicians
Improvisr gives you the scale, the rationale, the backing track, and the pulse in one local-first practice flow. No generic lesson fluff. No hunting through three apps before you can play.

Musician-to-musician
Built for players who want to know what to practice over real harmony, then hear it immediately in key.
Current setup
F blues
Dominant color, b7 pull, easy chord-tone targeting.
Transport
Why this product exists
Most players already know scales. The friction is choosing one fast, hearing it over harmony, and staying inside a repeatable loop long enough to improve.
Read the harmony faster
Choose a style and key, then get an actual recommendation with target tones and rationale instead of a blank theory database.
Hear it in key immediately
Move straight into playback with backing tracks and tempo control instead of searching for another loop somewhere else.
Keep the reps honest
Track streaks, minutes, and saved setups so practice compounds instead of resetting every session.
Credibility
The product direction is grounded in real genre practice and serious repetition. That is why the interface stays dark, direct, and focused on playing instead of gamified noise.

Pricing
Public v1 stays generous enough to prove the workflow. Pro is for players who want the full practice rig every time they open the app.
Launch access
Get launch access, product updates, and the first look at the public build. No spam, no generic growth emails.
FAQ
Intermediate musicians who already play, already practice, and want a tighter loop for improvisation. Guitar, bass, piano, saxophone, trumpet, and any other melodic instrument fit the workflow.
Improvisr does not stop at reference material. It gives you a key and style, shows what to play, explains why it works, and lets you practice immediately without assembling three tools first.
Yes. Public v1 is intentionally local-first. Recommendations, metronome, favorites, and session history stay available without an account.
Full backing tracks, wider tempo control, guided routines, and unlimited favorites. Free keeps the core loop available while Pro opens the full practice rig.