MyMusicTheory

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Three barsScore 6.5

  • Free tierA free tier is on its own pricing page
  • Open codeNo open-source code on record
  • Runs widely3 of 6 device platforms
  • DocumentedPlans, terms and facts published

MyMusicTheory offers exercises for learning music theory and improving sight reading. Practice topics include notes, scales, intervals, chords, rhythm and key signatures, and users can build custom exercises by choosing chords, scales and intervals to work on. Progress views cover day, week or month, with reports highlighting areas of weakness. Advanced exercises add seventh and extended chords, scale modes, compound intervals and multiple clefs. The free plan includes more than 100 exercises. MyMusicTheory is listed for Android, iOS and macOS. The iOS app is a free download with in-app purchases, including a Premium Upgrade listed at $8.99; the Android listing notes ads and in-app purchases. The app listing says it can help prepare for ABRSM Levels 1–5, but does not cover all syllabus topics. Apple lists location, identifiers and usage data as information that may be used to track users across apps and websites owned by other companies. MyMusicTheory is associated with Nitra, Slovakia, and Google Play lists myrApps s.r.o. as the Android developer.

Who it is for

MyMusicTheory suits learners who want structured theory and sight-reading practice, including people preparing for ABRSM Levels 1–5. It may also suit learners who want to focus exercises on selected chords, scales or intervals.

What is good

  • Free plan includes more than 100 exercises.
  • Custom exercises target selected chords, scales and intervals.
  • Progress reports highlight weaker areas.
  • Advanced exercises cover modes and extended chords.

What to know first

  • ABRSM preparation does not cover every syllabus topic.
  • Android app contains ads and in-app purchases.
  • Apple lists data that may track users across other companies’ apps.

Verdict

MyMusicTheory offers topic-based exercises, progress reports and advanced material across Android, iOS and macOS. Learners should note the listed ABRSM coverage limit and the app’s in-app purchases.

Get started with MyMusicTheory

  1. Visit https://www.mymusictheory.org/.
  2. Choose the free plan, which includes more than 100 exercises.
  3. Use the Android or iOS app, or access it on macOS.
  4. Create exercises by selecting chords, scales, or intervals to practice.

What the free plan stops at

The free plan includes more than 100 exercises. The app listing says ABRSM preparation support covers Levels 1–5 but not every syllabus topic.

Questions about MyMusicTheory

Is MyMusicTheory free?

Yes. Its free plan includes more than 100 exercises.

What does the iOS app cost?

The App Store offers it as a free download with in-app purchases. A Premium Upgrade is listed for $8.99.

Which platforms are supported?

MyMusicTheory is available on Android, iOS, and macOS.

Can it help with ABRSM preparation?

The app listing says it can help prepare users for ABRSM Levels 1–5, but does not cover all syllabus topics.

Who makes the Android app?

Google Play identifies myrApps s.r.o. as its developer.

What data may be used to track users?

Apple lists location, identifiers, and usage data as information that may be used to track users across apps and websites owned by other companies.

MyMusicTheory plans and pricing

All plans
Free Free More than 100 free exercises mymusictheory.org · 2 Oct 2026

Compared on music theory software

Free plan
Yes
Interactive exercises
Yes
Notation tools
advanced
Harmony tools
Yes
Rhythm practice
Yes
Supported platforms
iOS, Android, macOS
Progress tracking
Yes

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