Real-time note feedback
Record a practice session and see your playing as musical notes instead of just sound.
Closed beta · iOS and Android · Clarinet-first
Musical Progress,
Made Visible
Clariva listens while you practice and turns your playing into clear visual feedback on notes, intonation, rhythm, articulation, passages, and progress.
The current iOS TestFlight public link is limited to 100 testers. Android testers first join the Clariva tester group, then accept the Google Play beta.
What Clariva helps you see
Practice feedback that feels musical.
Clariva turns recordings into visual, note-level feedback so you can understand what happened and what to practice next.
Intonation made visible
See whether notes tend to be sharp, flat, or stable across a session.
Passage practice
Save short musical passages and compare repeated attempts over time.
Progress over weeks
Track time played, notes played, practice days, streaks, and tuning tendencies.
Practice together
Follow other musicians, share sessions, applaud progress, and exchange comments during the beta.
Inside the app
From recording to progress.
A first look at Clariva’s recorder, feed, passages, progress, and attempt analysis.
Record and see notes
Clariva listens while you play and shows a live musical view of your notes and tuning.
Share practice moments
See practice sessions from other musicians, applaud progress, and leave comments.
Track your progress
Follow your practice over time with weekly activity, notes played, practice days, and clear visual trends.
Create passages
Save passages from your practice sessions and compare repeated attempts over time.
Compare attempts
See how close an attempt is to the reference passage or your personal best.
Analyze attempts
Look deeper into passage attempts and understand where your playing was close and where it needs work.
Closed beta
Join the Clariva beta.
Clariva is currently in closed testing. You do not need to be a professional musician — clear feedback from real practice is what helps most.
Android
The Android beta is available through Google Play closed testing.
- Join the Clariva Android tester group.
- Open the Google Play beta link.
- Accept the beta invitation.
- Install Clariva from Google Play.
- Record a short practice session and send feedback.
Use the same Google account for both steps.
iPhone / iPad
The iOS beta is available through Apple TestFlight.
- Install TestFlight from the App Store.
- Open the Clariva beta invitation link.
- Accept the invitation.
- Install Clariva.
- Record a short practice session and send feedback.
First test
Start with one short session.
Open Clariva, record 30–60 seconds of playing, check whether the notes look plausible, explore the session detail view, and send us anything that felt confusing, broken, or missing.
FAQ
Questions before testing.
Is Clariva public yet?
Not yet. Clariva is currently in closed beta with selected iOS and Android testers.
Which instruments are supported?
The beta is clarinet-first and focused on monophonic instrumental practice. More instruments are planned.
Do I need to be an advanced player?
No. Feedback from students, amateurs, teachers, and advanced players is all useful.
Does Clariva record audio?
Yes, when you start a practice session. Clariva uses recordings to analyze and replay your session. Please see the privacy policy for details.
Can I share practice sessions?
Clariva includes early social features such as profiles, activity feed, applause, comments, follows, notifications, and privacy controls.
How do I send feedback?
Send feedback, screenshots, or questions to support@clariva.com.
Android beta link says the app is not available. What should I do?
First join the Clariva Android tester group using the same Google account you use for Google Play. If Google shows a permission message on the group page, choose “Join group”. After joining, wait a few minutes and open the Play beta link again.