Hear it. Play it back. Nail it.
Most ear trainers make you name what you hear. Ear Warrior makes you play it back — the real skill behind picking out any song by ear. A short melody plays, you play or sing it, and we show you exactly which notes landed. Then a slightly harder one. That’s the loop.
Get notified at launchGuitar, piano, voice, and more. Coming soon on iOS and Android.
Hear the loop.
A short melody plays. You play it back. We show exactly which notes landed — and the next one gets a little harder. Sound on.
Guitar. Piano. Just your voice.
The grader listens for pitch, not for which instrument made it. Start where you already play.
Guitar
Where Ear Warrior started.
Piano
Same ear, same honest grading.
Voice
No instrument required. Just your voice.
Bass, violin, ukulele, banjo, and anything else you play.
Three steps. No ceremony.
Listen
A short melody plays once. Nothing to set up first.
Play it back
Play it on your instrument, or sing it. Your ear, your reps.
See what landed
We grade every note. Not quite? Just try again, no penalty.
Being a warrior was never about a perfect run. It’s showing up for the next rep after a miss.
Play the note. Don’t just name it.
Naming intervals is a quiz. Playing a melody back is the actual skill you use to learn songs by ear — so that’s what Ear Warrior trains.
You play it, not label it
Other trainers stop at “name that note.” Ear Warrior asks you to play the melody back — the skill that actually transfers to real music.
A fresh melody every rep
Melodies are generated on the fly and adapt to your level. Nothing to memorize — you build the ear, not a high score on a fixed set.
Feedback you can trust
Real note names, real counts. If we don’t have the data yet, we’ll just say so. Never a made-up number.
Get notified at launch
Join the list and we’ll email you the moment Ear Warrior is live on iOS and Android. Every so often we’ll also send a note on ear training for any instrument.