The piano app for
self-taught pianists.

Learn any piece you want, record and edit your playing and create beautiful videos. Your whole piano life in one app.

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LumaKeys playing on a MacBook Pro in a dark room, purple light rising behind it

From first note to final video.

Learn it, record it, make it beautiful, share it. All in one app.

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Falling notes, but better

Learn any piece with falling notes instead of sheet music. Slow it down, loop the hard parts, split hands — and learn at your own pace, your way.

Falling notes split by hand — left hand in warm orange, right hand in violet — landing on the keys
Zoomed detail: note names on each falling note, octave spans connected
02

Record anything. Instantly.

Record an idea the moment it lands — on your MIDI keyboard or computer keys. Hit a wrong note? Just edit your performance in the piano roll.

03

Make it yours.

Your piece, your look. Tune the gradients and particles, add color transitions that follow the mood of the piece, and build your own beautiful scenery.

04

Share your pieces and grow your piano career.

Export your performance as a stunning falling-note video in up to 4K 60fps, for mobile and desktop, ready to post to your social accounts.

All your pieces in one place.

Every piece you work on, organized and ready the moment you need it. Build your library and never lose track of your repertoire.

The LumaKeys repertoire library — a grid of pieces, each with its own falling-note preview

Your whole piano life is waiting.

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Transcribe any piano audio recording into MIDI.

Drop in an audio file and LumaKeys turns it into editable MIDI: falling notes you can play, learn, and export, right on your Mac.

Wherever you are in your piano life.

Beginner

You never played piano but always wanted to? LumaKeys lets you choose a scale and key and locks it to your computer keyboard, so you can play your first melodies even if you don't own a piano yet.

Self-taught

A better way to learn your favorite pieces with falling notes. Split the hands, slow down and show chord helpers, and transcribe any piece to MIDI instantly.

Creator

Turn every piece into a beautiful falling-note video. Tweak the visuals to the mood of the piece, export in up to 4K, and post it to your socials.

Watch a piece go from idea to video.

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LumaKeys is in free early-access beta — testers lock the founding price for launch.

Free

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All the core features to get started.

  • Falling-note player: loop, slow down, hand isolation
  • Record, edit, and fully customize
  • 5 audio → MIDI transcriptions
  • Keep up to 5 pieces
  • 1080p export with a small watermark
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Founding price

Pro

Founding price: $69. Pro launches at $99. One-time.

Special offer for early users

Buy once. Every v1 update included.

Everything in Free, plus:

  • Unlimited pieces
  • 4K export, watermark-free
  • Real instruments: Pianoteq, Vienna Synchron, Kontakt
  • Audio → MIDI transcription (unlimited)
  • All v1 updates included
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macOS · Apple Silicon (M1–M5) · 8–16GB RAM recommended

Ramon at his piano

Hey! I'm Ramon, founder of LumaKeys.

Five years ago I bought a piano because I got tired of making beats, and I fell in love with it fast.
But no theory lessons, no teacher, and not being able to read sheet music bring many disadvantages.
So I learnt lots of pieces from falling-note YouTube videos and slowly found my own way of learning, playing, composing, and becoming a better pianist.

I always thought there had to be a better way: an app to help pianists learn faster, keep every piece in one place, record their performances, and share beautiful visuals with their audience.

LumaKeys is the app I wish existed when I started playing piano.

Ramon · Founder of LumaKeys

Questions & answers

Can I try LumaKeys now?

Yes. The early-access beta is live. Drop your email and I'll personally send you your download link. Every Pro feature is free while you're testing.

Do I need to read sheet music?

No. You learn by following the falling notes. That's the whole point.

Do I need a MIDI keyboard?

No. Start on your computer keys; plug one in whenever you're ready.

How is this different from Synthesia?

Synthesia shows you what to play. LumaKeys gives you the piece to keep: slow it down, loop it, record your own version, shape every note, and export a video worth posting. It's a studio with a real home for your repertoire. Buy once, Mac-native.

Is it really one-time, no subscription?

Yes!

What's the founding price?

Pro is $99 one-time at launch. Founding spots start at $69, and the price steps up as they sell out. Beta testers lock the lowest founding price just by joining now.

What's the difference between Free and Pro?

Free is the full core, capped (5 pieces, 5 transcriptions, 1080p with a small watermark). Pro uncaps everything: unlimited repertoire, 4K watermark-free, real instruments (Pianoteq, VSL Synchron, Kontakt), and unlimited transcription.

What's audio → MIDI transcription?

Drop in a piano recording and LumaKeys turns it into falling notes you can play, right on your Mac.

Can I import my own MIDI or pieces?

Yes. Bring in your own MIDI, or play it in.

Is my data private?

Everything runs on-device. No account, nothing uploaded.

What do I need to run it?

A Mac with Apple Silicon (M1–M5). 8–16GB RAM recommended.

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