1. Build your library
Add the pieces you're working on, and break each one into sections that make sense to you. An intro, a tricky passage, a coda. Small sections beat whole pieces, because you can be honest about each one on its own. You can add your exercises the same way, whether that's technique, ear training, improvisation, or sight-reading.
Where tempo matters, set a target. Melopra tracks how close you are to it, and won't call a passage learned until you can play it clean at that speed.
2. Practice the plan it builds
Open the Practice tab and Melopra surfaces what's due, sorted by what needs the most work, and groups it into focused blocks. A warm-up you don't have to track sits up top. Tune the plan if you like, or just start.
In a session you get a timer and a metronome seeded to each section's tempo. Two focused tools sit alongside them for the tricky moments. A passage that won't settle gets Fix it: tap it and the tool counts your misses, then walks you through enough clean reps to outweigh them, with short breaks between sets. If a passage is nearly there and you just want it locked in, there's Solidify instead. Neither shows up unless you go looking for it, so most of the time it's just you and the passage.
3. Log how it went
After each section, Melopra asks two things. Completed cleanly or Still working on it advances the section's state and its place in the spacing schedule. How it felt, Rough, OK or Good, is optional, and only decides what you start with next time. That's the whole ritual.
4. Let the schedule do its job
Once a section holds, Melopra starts spacing it out. It comes back daily, then every other day, then after a week off, then after a fortnight. It returns less often the more it sticks, until it's secure and drops off the schedule. Feel free to run a passage as many times as you want in a day, that's still how it gets learned, but it won't pull the next scheduled return any closer. That return is earned by the gap, not by extra reps today.
You never see a to-do list or a nagging counter, and missing a week resets nothing. You open the app when you're going to practice anyway, and it already knows what to put in front of you.
Want the reasoning behind all this? Read the methodology, or check the FAQ. Ready to go? Open the app.