PianoSpot: Public Piano Map

Most cities have pianos sitting out in public, free for anyone to sit down and play. Train stations, parks, airports, shopping centres. Most people walk straight past without knowing they are there. PianoSpot is a public piano map. It shows the street pianos and station pianos around you, and tells you which ones actually play before you make the walk. FIND A PIANO NEAR YOU An interactive piano map and a list view, sorted by how far you would have to walk. Search any city before you travel so you know where to play when you land. Hundreds of pianos are already on the map, plus everything the community adds. SEE IF IT IS WORTH THE WALK Anyone who has played a piano can rate its condition, so you know whether you are walking to a well kept upright or one with half the keys gone. Recent reviews come in players own words, and the photos show the real instrument so you recognise it when you get there. COLLECT YOUR PIANO PASSPORT Check in when you play and that piano gives you a numbered stamp. Your Passport fills up city by city and country by country, with streaks and achievements as your collection grows. ADD THE ONES NOBODY HAS FOUND Drop a pin, give it a name, done. Photos are optional. Duplicate detection keeps the map clean, and every public piano you add helps the next player who walks past it. EARN AS YOU GO Adding spots, rating condition and checking in all earn Notes. Level up from Newcomer to Busker, climb the leaderboard, and invite friends to map their own cities. WHO USES PIANOSPOT Travellers looking for somewhere to play in a new city. Piano players and students who want a real instrument between lessons when there is no keyboard at home. Locals documenting the instruments in their own neighbourhood. Teachers and event organisers looking for a playable public instrument. Anyone who has walked past a street piano and wondered whether it was any good. PIANOSPOT PRO Unlimited saved spots, a PRO badge next to your name, and it helps keep the community piano map running. PianoSpot is free to use and needs no account to explore. Open the app, find a piano near you, and play. Piano locations come from OpenStreetMap and SNCF Open Data, licensed under ODbL. Privacy Policy: https://pianospotapp.com/privacy-policy.html Terms of Use: https://pianospotapp.com/terms-conditions.html