The tin whistle trainer that listens.
Play a tune. Hear what you got right. Fix what you missed.
Browse the library →A grade for every run
Tinwhistle Trainer listens to your playing and grades the whole performance — not just whether you hit the notes, but how cleanly you played the run. You see the result the moment you finish. No recording yourself to check later, no guesswork about where things went wrong.
How it works
Pick a tune
Choose from beginner pieces through to faster reels and jigs. All levels, no account needed.
Play along
Follow the staff notation. A cursor tracks your position as you play into the microphone.
Get your grade
A server-side AI model scores your run. Each note is colour-coded — clear, clinical, honest.
Built for whistle players
A growing tune library
All levels — from first-note exercises up through polkas, jigs, and reels. No filler, just the repertoire that matters.
AI grading
Every run is scored by a server-side model, not a simple threshold. Feedback lands on each note the moment you finish.
Whistle-specific
Fingering diagrams, the right ornaments, the right tunes. This is not a generic instrument trainer retrofitted for the whistle.
Cold run tracking
First-try personal bests logged automatically. Come back a week later and see how far you have come.
Two ways to work a tune
Open any tune in either mode, and switch whenever you like.
Learn the song
Learn it two bars at a time — nail each phrase, then chain them into the whole tune. The pace follows you: quicker as you lock it in, gentler when you slip, and if you are really stuck it waits at each note until you find the fingering.
Play & score
Play the whole tune in time and chase a high score — pick a tempo, hit the notes, keep your combo. Every run is graded, note by note.
Two ways in
No account needed. Pick whichever suits where you are right now.
Browse the full tune collection, organised by difficulty. Play along and the trainer grades your run in real time. Toggle grading off if you want to play freely.
Your first-try scores are stored locally and carried across sessions.
Start here if you are new. Three short lessons cover your first note, tonguing, and smooth slides — the three things that matter most in the first month.