Little Keys: Piano for Kids

Little Keys is a first piano for kids, built for ages 3 to 8. Every song is a real tune a child already knows, and the game teaches it one note at a time. Younger toddlers can simply tap the keys and hear a real piano answer back. Tap a glowing key, hear the note, play the song. That is the whole idea. There is nothing to read, nothing to set up, and nothing that needs a grown-up sitting alongside. THREE WAYS TO LEARN EVERY SONG Listen - the piano plays the tune while the keys light up, so your child hears the whole melody first. Follow along - one key glows at a time and waits. There is no timer and no way to lose, so a child can take as long as they like. Try it from memory - the lights go away and your child plays the song alone. Three stars for a clean run. 235 NURSERY RHYMES AND FOLK TUNES Twinkle Twinkle Little Star, Mary Had a Little Lamb, Hot Cross Buns, Jack and Jill, Frere Jacques, Old MacDonald and 229 more. These are real nursery rhymes songs and traditional folk melodies. Unlike most music games for kids, nothing here is random noise, and every tune is arranged for small hands. BUILT FOR SMALL FINGERS The keyboard fills the screen in landscape, with keys wide enough for a three year old to hit on purpose. Every note is colour coded and labelled. The screen will not zoom or scroll away when a second finger lands on the glass. WORKS OFFLINE Every song and every sound is already inside the app. Piano lessons for kids in the car, on a plane, at a grandparent's house with no wifi. Nothing to download and nothing to wait for, and the whole piano keeps working offline forever. SAFE FOR CHILDREN No accounts and no sign-in. No chat, no links out of the game, and no way for a child to reach anyone. Your child's progress and stars stay on the device and are never sent to us. Anything involving money or settings sits behind a grown-up check a young child is not expected to pass. FREE AND PAID Three songs are free to play forever and need no purchase, no video and no connection. To open all 235, a grown-up can either subscribe or unlock songs one at a time by watching a short video. A song unlocked with a video is kept for good. Subscriptions renew until cancelled in your Play account, and nothing is charged until you confirm with the store. Ads only ever appear when a grown-up has chosen the video option. They are never personalised and never targeted at your child. Little Keys is a kids piano game that treats a child as a beginner musician rather than a set of eyeballs. If your child has ever bashed a toy piano and wished a real song would come out, this is that app. Questions or ideas: [email protected]