Make room for the teaching.
A teaching week is more than a collection of appointments. BeatBook is being built to connect individual and group lessons, recurring patterns, and the changes that happen along the way.
In development · For independent music teachers
A considered home for the work around the lesson. BeatBook is bringing scheduling, student notebooks, term planning, and studio administration together in a native app.
Follow BeatBook’s developmentBeing built for Mac, iPad, and iPhone.
Before the lessonMake a plan.
In the lessonFollow the music.
Beyond the lessonKeep the thread.
A picture of the idea. See the development demo below.
BeatBook.
Beat the books
and book your beats.
FROM THE DEVELOPMENT DEMO
A native Mac development snapshot with synthetic studio data. The interface and feature set are still evolving.

THE WORK BETWEEN THE NOTES
From the first plan for a term to the note you leave for next week, the details should make sense together.
A teaching week is more than a collection of appointments. BeatBook is being built to connect individual and group lessons, recurring patterns, and the changes that happen along the way.
A student’s repertoire, progress, and teaching notebook belong near the lesson. The planned Take Note workspace brings that context into the flow of teaching.
Term Preparation is designed to turn availability and scheduling constraints into a proposal you can inspect. A constraint solver explores the fit; you stay in charge of the plan.
THE REST OF RUNNING A STUDIO
Billing, studio records, and recital planning are part of the BeatBook product vision. They’re being designed alongside the teaching work, so administration has a place in the same story.
Thoughtfully connected.
Still being built.
FOLLOW THE NEXT CHAPTER
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BeatBook is in development. There isn’t a public download or announced launch date. The interest list is for development updates, not a reservation or purchase.
Independent music teachers and small teaching studios, with the first version focused on the day-to-day needs of a single-teacher studio.
It shows the native development demo with synthetic studio data. BeatBook is still being built, and the interface and feature set may change. The rhythmic illustration near the top describes the product idea.