Everything you'd want to ask first.

Is Note Reading Games free?

You can start free — the first world, its games and your first collectible monsters are free with no card and no login. To unlock all 35 games, all four clefs and all 200 monsters, there's a paid plan: $7.99/month, $59/year, or $129 lifetime.

Do my kids need to create an account?

No. Kids play login-free — they just pick a name, and a grown-up enters the child’s age to set the right level. Profiles save on the device. An account is only for grown-ups who want to sync progress across devices.

What do kids actually learn?

Reading notes on the staff, sight reading, ear training and pitch, rhythm and note values, and scales and key signatures — across all four clefs: treble, bass, alto and tenor. It's a real music-reading curriculum wrapped in a game.

What ages is it for?

Ages 3 to adult. It's age-adaptive: 3–6 get big no-reading games, 7–11 begin reading notes and rhythm, and 12+ (including teens and adult beginners) get all four clefs, sight reading, and faster rhythm and ear training.

What devices does it work on?

Any modern browser — phone, tablet, laptop or Chromebook. There's nothing to download or install, and no app store. Just open the link and play.

Is it safe for children?

Yes. Kids play with no login and we don't collect personal information from children. There are no ads. A grown-up gate (a times-table question) protects parent and account areas.

What are the monsters?

There are 200 collectible monsters plus earnable legendaries. Kids earn them by winning games — never by spending. Collecting them is the reward loop that keeps kids practicing.

What is the Adventure Map?

A stop-by-stop journey where each landmark is a game. Clear a stop to unlock the next and beat the boss to finish a world. Prefer to jump around? Free Play lets you open any game directly.

Do I need a microphone?

No. The ear-training and pitch games don't require a microphone or singing — they train the link between what you see and what you hear using listening and tapping.

What does the parent account add?

Sign in with Google or a 6-digit email code to sync progress across devices, see a simple report by skill, and unlock earnable legendary monsters. It's optional — kids never need it to play.

Does one plan cover the whole family?

Yes. A single paid plan covers the whole family — multiple children and multiple devices. There's no per-child pricing.

What does the Lifetime plan include?

For a one-time $129, you get all 35 games, all 200 monsters and every future update, forever — with no recurring charge.