AI conversation intelligence for music teachers
Every lesson.
Already written up for you.
LessonCue captures trial lessons, weekly lessons, parent check-ins, and progress reviews—then writes the lesson notes, practice plans, and follow-ups for you.
- Teach without note-taking
- Send practice plans faster
- Never lose a parent follow-up
Complimentary early access • No credit card • Limited studios
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Noah P. — Weekly Guitar Lesson
STU-0871Mar 14 45 min 2 attendees
Transcript excerpt · sample data
Mr. Vance 07:36 That G to C change is much cleaner than last week.
Mr. Vance 19:14 Once we pass eighty, the strum starts rushing.
Lesson intelligence
Chord changes are clean at slow tempo. Strumming loses time when the tempo increases. Practice this week focuses on a metronome ladder and one new song section.
- Improved since last week
G to C chord transition
Evidence at 07:36
- Needs work
Strum timing above 80 bpm
Evidence at 19:14
- Practice assignment
Metronome ladder 70 → 90 bpm, 10 min daily
- New material
Verse two of the chosen song
Evidence at 33:02
Sample data shown for illustration. Teachers review every lesson note before it reaches a family.
Built for the conversations behind every student's progress
Trial•Lesson•Parent check-in•Progress review•Recital
- Record transparently with student and parent consent.
- You control what is shared with families and your studio records.
- Your lesson data is not used to train shared AI models.
Works alongside the tools studios already use
- Zoom
- Google Meet
- In-person recording
- My Music StaffFirst studio tool
- Opus1.ioPlanned
- FonsPlanned
- Google CalendarComing soon
- NotionComing soon
My Music Staff is the first studio destination in the founding program. Items marked Planned or Coming soon are not live yet.
LessonCue is the human-conversation layer for teaching studios: it captures and acts on lessons and family conversations that teachers lead. It never replaces the teacher's judgement about a student.
See what LessonCue could return to your teaching week
Arithmetic: 3 teachers × 22 lessons × 6 minutes × 4.33 weeks ÷ 60 = estimated hours per month. This is an estimate based on your inputs, not a measured result.
Estimated write-up hours
28.6hrs / month
Write-up time that could go back into teaching, planning, or enrolling new students.