Learn piano on Android with falling notes. Import any MIDI or MusicXML song, practice with acoustic mic detection, and play offline — no ads, no subscriptions, no account required. A complete marketing site for the launch, with an interactive playable piano hero.
Piano-learning apps hide behind €120/year subscriptions and predatory ads. PianoBit's positioning is the opposite: pay once, learn forever. The site had to prove the product instantly — so the hero isn't a screenshot, it's the actual engine: falling notes for Clair de Lune, a playable 88-key keyboard, and right/left hand color coding you can touch before you ever download the app.
Every section answers one objection in order: what it does (playable hero), what it includes (feature grid), how it works (three steps), what it costs (transparent pricing), why not the competition (comparison table), and finally the FAQ — before the waitlist ask. The funnel ends in a single email field: join the waitlist, get Lifetime Pro free at launch.
A launch site that plays like the product: fully interactive, fully offline-capable in spirit, and honest about pricing from the first scroll. The waitlist converts visitors into founding users ahead of the Google Play release.
