MelodyTec builds products around the things people already love: the songs they play, the instruments they are learning, and the creators they follow every day.
Our work reaches from music education to social media. Piano Patrol turns learning an instrument into entertainment. Trari looks at entertainment from the other end - what audiences watch, the trends, the traffic and the rankings. MelodyCheck sits between them, in the notes themselves.
Each one started as a question we wanted answered ourselves, and each one is live today.
What audiences are watching right now, which videos are taking off, how channels move against the others in their field. A new edition every day.
trari.com → Music educationAn action game you play on a real keyboard. The practice happens while you are busy enjoying yourself, which is the only kind of practice anybody keeps up.
pianopatrol.com → Tools for musiciansType any sequence of notes and find out how original it is - and which songs, by which writers, have already used it.
melodycheck.com →At one end is learning: giving a child a real skill, an instrument they can play and notes they can read. At the other is watching: what people choose to do with their free time, and what those choices say about where entertainment is going. MelodyCheck sits between the two, inside the notes themselves.
In classrooms and at home, children around the world learn to play the piano and to read music while they are busy playing a game. Children pick up a game at a speed adults envy, and Piano Patrol points that ability at an instrument. Because the practice is enjoyable it keeps going, and that is what makes the learning curve steep.
What people watch in their free time is the clearest sign of what they care about, and it moves from week to week. Trari follows the creators and the tastes of the social platforms and turns them into a daily picture: who is rising, what is fading, and how entertainment is being consumed right now.
New songs are built on old ones, sometimes without the writer noticing. MelodyCheck takes any sequence of notes and shows how original it really is - and where those same notes have been heard before, and by whom.