Friends and the activity feed

The feed shows your week next to the weeks of the people you practice with: minutes this week, the day streak, the coins earned, and what each of you played.

You are on the list too, so you can see how your week compares with theirs.

Everyone you are connected with is listed on People: friends, the teachers you learn from, the students you teach, parents and children. You send and accept invitations here, and every connection needs both people to agree.

A teacher and a student are also friends: when a student accepts a teacher, each appears on the other’s friends list. Removing someone as a friend does not end the teaching connection.

Friends, teachers and parents see different things. Each relationship comes with its own set of permissions — detailed stats, the weekly summary, the activity feed, exercise history, milestone notifications, goals and lessons — and the table on People shows which relationship gets which.

Nothing about your practice is public by default. There is no global leaderboard, and nobody you are not connected with can look you up and see your week.

Every exercise has its own URL. Send it to a friend and they open exactly your setup: the same chords, keys and tempo. They do not need an account to open it, and there is nothing to import.