Music games for little ears
Perfect Pitch Toddler
Eight playful games that teach young children the notes of the piano, with a friendly animal for every note.
On iPhone, iPad and Mac. Pay once: no ads, no in-app purchases.
Try it
Who's in the crate?
Every note on the piano has its own animal. A note plays while the crate comes apart, and your child taps the animal they think is hiding inside.
Tap any animal to hear its note.
- A note plays over and over.
- The crate comes apart, giving clues.
- Tap the animal you heard.
Why animals?
A to G, from Ant to Giraffe
Perfect pitch, or absolute pitch, is being able to name a note just by hearing it, without any reference note. It's rare in adults, and research suggests it develops most easily in early childhood.
Toddlers can't read music, but they know their animals. So each note of the piano gets one whose name starts with its letter: the ant is A, the bee is B, the cat is C. Hearing a note and finding its animal soon becomes second nature.
The games are made for children under five, though older brothers and sisters tend to join in.
AAnt
BBee
CCat
DDog
EElephant
FFrog
GGiraffe- Every note
a friend
The games
Eight ways to play
The menu is all pictures, so little ones can choose a game themselves, and spoken instructions explain each one.
Who's in the Crate?
Listen to the note as the crate comes apart, and guess which animal is inside.
Listen and Learn
Just for tiny babies: no tapping needed. Hear each note and see its animal, high and low.
Play Along
Play Twinkle Twinkle Little Star, Row Row Row Your Boat or Incy Wincy Spider as the notes move across the stave.
Up or Down
Listen to three notes and decide whether they're going up or down.
Whack a Note
The note tells you which animal is about to pop out of its hole. Tap it in time!
Which Floor?
Is the note high or low? Find which floor of the house the animal is hiding on.
Match Two
Turn over the cards and find the pairs that play the same note.
Silhouettes
Hear the note and work out whose shadow it is.
A look inside
Bright, simple and friendly
Picture menu, no reading needed 
Who's in the Crate? 
Play Along 
Whack a Note 
Silhouettes 
Which Floor?
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See it in action
Watch it played
For parents
Made for little hands
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No ads, nothing more to buy
Pay once and that's it: no adverts, no in-app purchases and no accounts, so there's nothing for a small finger to tap by mistake. -
A real grand piano
Every note is played on a sampled concert grand piano, so children learn the sound of the real thing. -
Spoken instructions
A friendly voice explains each game, so children can play before they can read. -
Music and voice your way
Turn the background music or the spoken instructions off with a tap from the menu. -
Cheers for every win
Progress dots fill up as they go, and every finished game ends with confetti and cheering. -
iPhone, iPad and Mac
Play on whichever screen is handy. The big iPad screen is perfect for small fingers.
What parents say
From the App Store
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★★★★★
“I’ve tested few app for perfect pitch for toddlers and this app is the best because of mnemonics, great idea!”
maledorak, Poland -
★★★★☆
“My son is now 3.5 years old and has been playing this game for about a year… I can say for sure he’s learned from it.”
TreeThePeople, United States
Details
- Works oniPhone and iPad with iOS 15 or later, and Mac
- PriceA one-off purchase, with no ads or in-app purchases
- Made forChildren under five, and their grown-ups
- LanguageSpoken instructions in English; the games themselves need no reading
- TipTurn off silent mode on iPhone to hear the notes
- Made byBridgeTech Solutions, in the UK