StaveFlow is where music teachers plan lessons and track repertoire, and where students and families follow along — assignments, progress, and the occasional badge, all in one place.
Coming soon to the App Store
StaveFlow replaces the notebook, the group text, and the shared drive with a single place built around how a lesson actually runs.
Set recurring class times, book makeups, and see every student's slot at a glance — no separate system for private lessons versus group classes.
Assign pieces, log progress across terms, and build a record of what a student has actually played — not just what's on this week's list.
Write what happened in the lesson once. Students and their families see it the moment it's saved — no separate email, no forwarding.
Most practice apps assume one player. StaveFlow assumes a family — because most students have one paying attention.
A parent and a student can both see the same schedule, notes, and repertoire — no password sharing, no "can you forward that" text to the teacher.
Students see how far they've come across a term, not just what's due this week.
Reschedules and makeups update instantly for the teacher, the student, and the family.