KLASSIAN Sheet music that turns with your gaze
한국어 English

Don't turn pages.
Watch them turn.

Sheet music that turns with your gaze. Keep both hands on your instrument.

Gaze

You look. It turns.

While you play, your hands are spoken for. A pedal is one more thing to carry, and a nod or a blink can throw off your posture.

You just look. That's all.

The right spot to turn is different in every piece. Klassian finds where the music ends on each page and places the trigger zone for you.

Camera

The camera feed never leaves your iPad.

All gaze processing happens on the device — your face and the camera feed are never stored, never sent.

Viewer & Ink

Just as you would on paper.

Even your schedule lives in the viewer.

Tapping a handwritten date on a score to create a calendar event

Pages

Even the turn is beautiful.

A tap on the bar below fans the pages out. They glide beneath your fingertip and settle where you stop.

Page preview with thumbnails fanned out like cover flow

Performance Route

Nothing breaks the flow.

A score doesn't always move straight ahead. It goes back, skips ahead, returns again.

Once you set the markers, Klassian follows the route for you.

A score with the turn zone and a jump-back marker in place

Library

Every score on one shelf.

Scores arrive in any format. Each gets a cover, and together they become a library.

A shelf filled with scores featuring custom covers

The best tool is the one you never notice.

Schedule

Even your schedule fills itself in.

When you share or paste a booking message, Klassian finds the date, time, and venue and adds them to your calendar. The fee, too.

A shared calendar means your teacher or ensemble no longer has to ask who's free when.

Events found in a shared booking message
A monthly calendar filled with events

Earnings

So the work adds up.

How many times you were on stage this month, and how much you were paid. Even what you're still owed — all on one screen.

Monthly fee settlement showing after-tax income and unpaid fees

Stage

Nothing between you and the music.

Uncertainty leaves the stage.

What remains is the score, and a single place to turn.

Performance mode showing only the score with all tools hidden

Home

Your life in music, on one screen.

Today's practice time, your next event, the score you last opened — it's all here the moment you arrive.

The metronome, the recorder, the white noise — nothing to turn on. Your practice log starts when you do and stops when you finish.

Home screen with the practice log and upcoming events
A metronome running during practice
Per-page recording in progress
Folders with composer portraits and fine-art covers
Monthly practice summary
A shareable card made from the monthly summary

Today's Light

For you, and no one else.

The more you play, the more closely it fits you — and only you.

Every light you follow tunes it further and lingers as a star. At the end of each path, a masterpiece is unveiled.

Build a museum of your own.

A light map dense with stars
The collection with all 40 masterpieces unlocked

iPhone

Scores on iPad. Schedule on iPhone.

Lessons and rehearsals, right in your pocket.

You can start and stop practice without opening the app.

The calendar on iPhone
The Home Screen widget
Controlling practice without opening the app

The Maker

Turning pages with a gesture never felt right.

I wanted the page to turn with nothing but a look. So I started building.

I studied music, and I know these frustrations firsthand. You can reach me at support@klassian.com — I read every message myself, and I fix what's wrong.

Try it first. Then decide.

The first month is free.

Pro

Recommended

$12.99 / month

$99.99 / year · $8.33 a month

  • Gaze-controlled page turns
  • Calendar, practice log, and team sharing
  • Practice and performance summaries
  • Unlimited fine art and composer portrait covers

Max

$24.99 / month

$189.99 / year · $15.83 a month

  • Everything in Pro +
  • Performance route
  • Score page arrangement
  • Recital and jury mode
  • Unlimited group members
  • Early access to new features

Your plan includes everything. There's nothing more to buy, and new features keep arriving. Prices are shown in US dollars; your local price appears in the App Store.

FAQ

Is it really accurate?

One calibration, and you're ready.

But no two sessions are the same — the seat, the stand height, the way you move. So we built a system that keeps adjusting itself as you play. The more you use it, the more consistent it becomes, even as your position changes.

The first month is free with every feature, and everything it has learned carries over when you subscribe.

What if it turns by mistake?

Preventing accidental turns mattered just as much as accuracy.

Your gaze has to settle in the trigger zone — and after a turn, it must leave and come back before the next one.

You can tune both the dwell time and the size of the zone yourself.

Which iPad do I need?

Klassian runs on iPad Pro (2018 or later), iPad Air (3rd generation or later), iPad mini (5th generation or later), and iPad (8th generation or later). No pedal, no remote.

Does the camera feed ever leave the device?

Never. Gaze tracking begins and ends on this device — your face and the camera feed are never stored, never sent.

So even in a hall with no internet, you can read and turn pages as usual.

Can I use just an iPhone?

The iPhone app is built around your schedule and your practice. You can view scores on iPhone; gaze-controlled page turns and annotations are available on iPad.

Your data syncs automatically across devices, and one subscription covers them all.

Does Klassian work with glasses?

Glasses are fine as long as your eyes remain visible.

Strong light reflecting off the lenses, though, can reduce accuracy.

Does it use much battery?

When you're only reading scores, battery use is similar to other apps.

With gaze tracking on, the camera and face tracking run continuously, so battery use increases.

For long rehearsals and performances, we recommend a charger or a battery pack.

So you can focus on playing. We'll take care of the rest.