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Practice Autopilot

You have five pieces in progress. What actually deserves your attention today?

Never waste the first ten minutes deciding what to practice.

Virtu remembers where every active piece stands and prepares the next highest-value passage—while keeping enough work from the same score together to protect your focus.

A clear first move

Your repertoire already knows where the next useful work is.

Virtu keeps each piece, passage, recent attempt, and review need in one queue. It turns that context into a concrete next step with a reason you can see before you play.

Current score block · 1 of 2Ballade Study No. 1 · Measures 17–20
Nearby work stays together before the next score
Ballade Study No. 1 · Measures 17–20Timing began to slip
Rhythm variation50 BPM · left hand
Now
Ballade Study No. 1 · Measures 33–40Recently started to settle
Original rhythm54 BPM · both hands
After
Next score
Clair de lune · Measures 32–35Review before it fades
Short-window retest42 BPM
Next

Virtu keeps nearby work together when it protects focus, then changes scores before the session becomes repetitive.

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How it works

From a full repertoire to one useful first move.

Every attempt changes the context around your music, so the next suggestion reflects what you just played and what deserves attention now.

  1. 01Remember

    Keep each piece in context

    Virtu carries the last passage, method, tempo, and result forward instead of asking you to reconstruct yesterday’s session.

  2. 02Prioritize

    Choose the highest-value passage

    The queue weighs active trouble and review needs across your repertoire while keeping nearby work together when it helps focus.

  3. 03Prepare

    Put the next step on the page

    A focus, starting tempo, practice method, completion check, and retest arrive with the passage you are about to play.

  4. 04Continue

    Take the suggestion or choose freely

    Start it, skip it, or open another score yourself; every comparable attempt still gives the next decision useful context.

Built into the flow

The decisions around practice stay connected.

These capabilities make a large repertoire easier to start, easier to revisit, and easier to keep moving.

  • Whole-repertoire priority

    Surfaces the passage that can create the most useful progress now.

  • Session continuation

    Brings you back to the exact passage, focus, tempo, method, and retest that should continue.

  • Focused score blocks

    Keeps nearby work together when it protects concentration without burying a more important passage.

  • Review timing

    Returns learned passages before a small slip becomes starting over.

  • Continuous reprioritization

    Uses every completion, retry, skip, and comparable manual attempt to prepare what follows.

  • Choice at every step

    Lets you take the suggestion, skip it, or open any piece and passage yourself.

  • Practice reminders & weekly recap

    Keep the next useful session visible between practice days.

Piano practice that remembers

Start with the passage that matters most today.

Virtu keeps your repertoire in view and turns the next useful decision into a clear way to play.