Observed arrival · 2026-10-26
Singsteady measures pitch, then builds a practice plan
A browser-based vocal check measures sung notes in cents and uses the results to shape a daily singing practice plan.
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- Singers who want range-specific practice and pitch tracking
- Worth noticing
- The site reports a median pitch-engine error of 0.87 cents across 817 seconds of real singing; this is a site-reported benchmark.
Field notes
The homepage separates a free, account-free range and tone-deaf check from a paid coaching plan. It says exercises are keyed to a user's measured range, score each note flat or sharp, and advance only after three successful sessions in a row; the same test recurs every seven days. The site reports 0.87 cents median per-frame error on 817 seconds of singing, while describing its displayed note averages as within roughly 5–8 cents of studio analysis.
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