AI-pianoleraar

You paste the file into a Claude Project, a custom GPT or a Gemini Gem, then send a photo of both hands on the keys at the bar that breaks, plus the page with the bar numbers visible. It tells you what it sees, gives exactly one thing to change, and asks for the next photo. One action per turn, never a lecture.

No, and it says so in its first message. It has no microphone and no live audio. It works from photos of your hands on the keys, your score, your metronome screen, a still frame from a video you recorded, and what you describe in words, for example which note comes out late or which finger collapses.

It stops. The file instructs it to end the exercise advice in that turn, tell you to get up from the bench, and send you to a doctor, a physiotherapist or a teacher in person. Tired forearms after a long session it will name as ordinary, but sharp pain, numbness or tingling is not something it coaches through.

No. The file is written for your AI to read, not for you. Upload it or paste it in once and the AI takes on the role. After that you just ask it questions the way you normally would. You're welcome to open it and read it, but nothing here depends on you doing that.

No, it's digital. You download it the moment the order goes through and it's yours permanently. The cover is styled like a book because each edition is written and edited as one self-contained piece of work. The reading part is your AI's job, not yours.