Know what every student needs, and what they can already play

Yes, and without signing up for anything. Set up one student, tick what they can play and spin their wheel. You only reach a payment screen if you decide to keep it.

No. It is US$29 a year on its own. If you are already a member on any plan from Lite upwards, you have it already, so sign in with the email your membership uses.

Nothing is deleted. Your students, their ticks and your own rows stay in your account, and they are all there the moment you come back.

The tracker itself stops opening until you do. The free half carries on as normal: looking up any grade, and both spinners, stay yours whether you pay or not.

Every board here gave written permission, and each syllabus was typed up from that board's own published books rather than copied off a website. The AMEB lists, for instance, were checked line by line against their 2018 technical work books.

It is still worth checking the current syllabus for your student's exam. Boards reissue, and your examiner is the final word.

Piano and keyboard today, which is where the exam lists are most detailed. Other instruments are on the way. In the meantime you can build your own list for any student on any instrument and track them the same way.

That is what it is built for. It works on a phone, an iPad or a laptop, it keeps working when the wifi drops, and your ticks catch up on their own when the signal comes back.

Yes. Send a student a practice link and they can spin their own wheel at home, with no sign-in and no account of their own. You choose whether the list is fixed for the week or whether they can turn scales off it.

Nothing they do at home changes your sheet, and you can turn the link off at any time. The link carries their first name, their grade and their scales, and nothing else: not your account and not another student.

A first name and an initial, their board, syllabus and grade, and what you have ticked. No surnames, no dates of birth, and nothing a child enters themselves.