learn-music

How it works

Find the right teacher. Keep improving between lessons.

LearnMusic is where you find and book your teacher. Opelo keeps the practice going in between. Here is how the two fit together.

A music lesson scene beside a home practice setup.

Two products

How do LearnMusic and Opelo fit together?

LearnMusic is two products: the marketplace, where you find and book your teacher, and Opelo, the separate practice companion for the time between lessons. Pick the one that matches what you need right now.

01

The marketplace — when you want a teacher

Browse profiles, compare trust facts and lesson modes, then book through the active flow on each profile.

  • Compare instrument, lesson mode, location, and price.
  • See available trust information before you book.
  • Keep messages, lessons, and follow-up in one place.
Opelo

Opelo — when you want guided practice

Opelo is the separate practice product for training between lessons. It can support marketplace lessons, but it is not the booking platform.

  • Practise with live feedback between lessons.
  • Track progress and streaks in one place.
  • Optionally sync progress back to a connected teacher.

Marketplace flow

How do I book a music lesson on LearnMusic?

Booking takes four steps: shortlist teachers, check fit and trust, message or book, then keep learning with the same teacher. You see the exact price on each profile before you book — no hidden fees.

  1. 01

    Shortlist teachers

    Filter by instrument, lesson mode, location, and price until you have a shortlist worth opening.

    A student comparing music teacher options on a laptop with a guitar nearby.
  2. 02

    Check fit and trust

    Review the teacher profile, lesson mode, price, reviews, and available trust facts before you commit.

    A guitar student reviewing lesson details before making a decision.
  3. 03

    Message or book

    Ask a question first if you need to, then choose a slot and follow the active booking flow.

    A student preparing a question before messaging or booking a music teacher.
  4. 04

    Learn and continue

    Take the lesson online or in person, then rebook, review, and keep your lesson history in one place.

    A music teacher guiding a student through a piano lesson.

Opelo flow

What happens between lessons?

Opelo keeps practice on track in three steps: set a goal, practise with live feedback, then track your progress in one place. It is a separate product from lesson booking, built to reinforce your teacher's work — not replace it.

Lesson note

The teacher sets the real task.

Practice task

Opelo keeps the next step visible.

Feedback

Timing and accuracy get easier to review.

Next lesson

Progress returns with context.

The teacher stays in the loop: Opelo organises the work between lessons; it does not replace teacher judgement.

01

Set a goal

Start with the piece, exercise, or technique you are actually working on.

Works with or without a marketplace teacher

02

Practice with AI guidance

Use Opelo between lessons for guided practice and live feedback while you train.

Separate app and web experience

03

Track progress and share

Keep your streaks and progress in one place, with optional teacher sync when connected.

Designed to reinforce, not replace, teaching

A woman making music at home.

Ready to find your teacher?

Find your teacher in minutes, or join the Opelo waitlist for guided practice between lessons.

Booking, cancellation, and refund terms are shown clearly before payment