Assetto Ritmo moves to its own domain and its own backend, with English and Chinese from day one.
Piano practice that keeps score.
Play, and Assetto Ritmo listens. Transcribe your performance into a real score, practise it with note-by-note feedback, and keep a library that follows your account.
Three pieces, one instrument
Everything below works on the same score format, so what you record in one place shows up in the others.
Practice client
A native practice app that judges every note against the score at up to 240 Hz, with a waterfall view and a real keyboard under your hands.
Show all →Score workshop
Import a MIDI file or your own events.jsonl, record from a MIDI keyboard, review the result, fix suspicious notes, and export two-hand MIDI plus a fingering report.
Show all →Hands & fingering
An assistant decides left and right hand and suggests fingering, then writes it back into the score so it is the same everywhere.
Show all →Built by someone who lost their scores
Assetto Ritmo started as a personal problem: a score library went offline and the sheet music was gone. So we built the tools we wanted — capture, correct, practise, keep.
What we are building
Short notes from the workbench.
Show all →The hand comes from the staff — the model only fills in fingering, and any note where it disagrees is dropped and counted.
Be there when it opens
Accounts will be email + one-time code — no passwords. Leave your address and we will send a code the day the doors open.
Signup opens together with accounts (email + verification code). The form is disabled until then — nothing is collected yet.
Licences and credits
Everything we ship that came from someone else, with the licence it came under. The same list is shown inside the desktop client.