Your files
Bought, downloaded or written by you. Okyla reads the Music, Documents and Downloads folders on its own.
Got a MIDI file? Make music with it.
Open a MIDI file, watch it as falling notes or on real sheet music, and use your songs to learn piano. On Android, iPhone and iPad, no account, offline.

Open your songs
Bought, downloaded or written by you. Okyla reads the Music, Documents and Downloads folders on its own.
Classical repertoire, in the public domain, to start without importing anything: Für Elise, Gymnopédie No. 1, Clair de lune…
Open your files and watch them as falling notes or as sheet music, with no time limit. An okylalabs.com watermark appears in the player.
Two ways to read the same song
Falling notes show you where to put your fingers. Sheet music teaches you what musicians read: treble clef, bass clef, and one staff per instrument when the song has several.
You switch from one to the other mid-playback.

The same song, two ways to read it.
With the subscription
When you want to play the song yourself, Okyla judges you on the keyboard or through the microphone.
The subscription also opens the ensemble score, up to eight staves, and track-by-track settings.

Keyboard and microphone
Plugged in over USB, every note is read the moment you play it.
Set the tablet on the music stand: Okyla listens through the microphone. The sound is analysed on the device and never leaves it.
You play it with your finger, to try a passage when you don't have an instrument to hand.
No. They stay on your device.
No. Okyla works offline.
The player is free, with no time limit. The okylalabs.com watermark goes away with the subscription.
The help page lists sources where files are offered legally.