Maestro Planner

What Maestro Planner is

Maestro Planner helps music teachers assign practice work and follow students’ progress between lessons. Teachers can create weekly assignments around each student’s active practice items. Students log sessions with details such as duration, tempo reached, improvements, weak spots, and notes. Teachers can review recent sessions alongside recurring weak spots, notes for individual items, and assignment context. The service also tracks practice history, item trends, practice-day streaks, and whether assignments are followed through.

It is designed for independent teachers, students, and larger organizations with multiple teachers. Maestro Planner runs in a browser on a laptop, tablet, or phone without an app download; recording requires a supported browser and microphone permission. A free plan supports up to 3 active students, 1 pending invite at a time, and 500 MB of media storage. Teacher Pro costs $10 a month, billed $10 /month or $100/year. Studio costs $79 a month, billed $79 /month or $790/year. Google or Apple can be connected as sign-in methods when available.

Who it suits

Maestro Planner suits music teachers and students who want to organize assignments and track practice between lessons. Its plans also address independent teachers and multi-teacher organizations, with Studio supporting up to 500 students per organization.

Limits

Teacher Free allows up to 3 active students, 1 pending invite at a time, and 500 MB of media storage. Teacher Pro costs $10/mo or $100/year and includes 25 GB of media storage with no student roster cap; Studio costs $79/mo or $790/year and supports up to 500 students with 100 GB of media storage.

Getting started

1. Open https://maestroplanner.com/ in a browser on a laptop, tablet, or phone.
2. Choose the Teacher Free plan or a paid plan.
3. Connect Google or Apple sign-in if available.
4. Create weekly assignments tied to students’ active practice items.
5. Have students log practice sessions; allow microphone permission when recording.

Verdict

Maestro Planner brings assignments, practice logs, and teacher review into one workflow for music lessons. The free tier has small roster and storage limits, while paid plans expand capacity.