Flash Notes Flash Cards 4+

This app has been such a game-changer for learning to sight read.

It’s clear a lot of thought went into creating a tool that makes such a challenging skill feel approachable.

The way it separates note recognition from playing is brilliant—it removes so much of the initial frustration and really helps build confidence.

There are just a couple of small things that could make the experience even better.

One would be having the flashcards auto-advance when you get the correct answer. It would keep the flow going and make it easier to stay focused on moving from one note to the next. If the cards stopped for a wrong answer, that would make sense—you’d want to reflect on the mistake—but for correct ones, advancing automatically would feel more seamless.

It would also be great if the app tracked mistakes so users could review them later. That kind of feedback would make practice even more effective and rewarding.

All that said, this app is already such a thoughtful and useful tool—it’s clear it was designed to truly help people improve, and it’s doing just that.

Thank you for creating something so helpful and accessible. With a few tweaks, it could go from amazing to absolutely perfect.

This is a great simple app to help get the notes down. Simple, clean, easy. Love it. Two things.
At your first begin, I didn’t know to swipe the card. Maybe a simple arrow to show the first move.

Second, when I have Bass and treble cleff activated, I still only get bass cleff cards. I have to disable it to get any treble cleff cards. Small glitch perhaps.

Love this simple app! I am a horrible sight reader - especially bass clef - and practicing these every day is really making a difference. The app is no frills but that is exactly what it should be. Couple of ideas for improvement: (1) In the upper left corner where the number of correct and incorrect flash card counts are, it would be nice to add a running total of percentage correct. (2) It would be amazing if the app measured how long it took you to select an answer - and retest you more frequently on the cards that took the longest for you to respond (as well as the incorrect answers). Or alternatively, keep track of the error cards and allow you to drill just those. Keep up the great work!