Piano by Yousician review: price, free version and privacy

Our verdict

Pick Piano by Yousician if scores and daily challenges keep you practicing and you own a piano or keyboard. If you want a calm reference for chords or a free app with no tracking, choose a simpler tool.

What Piano by Yousician is

Piano by Yousician turns piano practice into missions with scores. The app listens to your real piano or keyboard through the device's microphone and rates your accuracy and timing as you play. The description lists over 1,500 missions and exercises with hundreds of videos, covering sight-reading, classical and pop songs and music theory, plus a Weekly Challenge.

Who it suits

• Beginners who stay motivated by scores and challenges
• Players with a real piano or keyboard who want instant feedback

Strengths

• Instant feedback on accuracy and timing, with no extra equipment beyond your instrument, according to the description.
• Over 1,500 missions and exercises with step-by-step video tutorials.
• Covers sight-reading, songs and music theory, with a Weekly Challenge for motivation.
• Rated 4.7 from about 22,800 ratings, updated in October 2026, with 10 interface languages.

Limits

• The App Store age rating notes advertising.
• Identifiers are declared for tracking, and location is among the data linked to you.
• Premium Plus reaches $179.99 on the price list, and the listing does not explain how it differs from Premium.
• You need a real piano or keyboard to use it.

What the free version does

The description offers a free trial and says Premium gives unlimited and uninterrupted playtime across all platforms. That suggests free practice time is limited, but the listing does not say by how much.

Price

On the US App Store in November 2026, Premium is listed at $19.99 (Monthly Plan) and $119.99 (Yearly Plan). Premium Plus is listed at $29.99 (Monthly Plan), $59.99 (Quarterly Plan), and $159.99 and $179.99 (Yearly Plan).

Privacy

The privacy label says identifiers may be used to track you. Purchases, location, contact info, identifiers and usage data are linked to you.

What the screenshots show

The screenshots show falling notes over a piano keyboard with a score counter, timing ratings such as "Perfect", "Early" and "A bit late", and an App Store Editors' Choice badge.