
Take a pitch or range diagnostic, then get short daily sessions for control, tone, agility, phrasing, harmony, and confidence. Practice the exact thing your voice needs next.
No credit card required. Free tier includes progression through green belt.
Find the version built for you: worship team, band frontperson, choir, recording at home, between voice lessons, adult beginner.
Skill
Lip Trill - 5-Note Scale
407
Exercises
15
Skill Categories
9
Belt Levels
100
Practice Songs

Video lessons teach technique but can't tell you if you're doing it right. Vocal School listens to every note you sing.

Pitch games score you but don't build skills systematically. Vocal School follows a real vocal pedagogy curriculum.
The other six days are where singing actually improves, or quietly does not. Vocal School prescribes what to practice on each of them, measures it, and every week shows you the comparison against the week before.

See your pitch as you sing, a visual reference to compare what you produced versus what you intended. Pitch and timing are what we measure; breath support, tension, and larynx position are not. Treat it as a training aid, not a verdict.

407 exercises across 15 categories. White belt to black. The system tracks your practice, adjusts difficulty, and guides your progression.

Pick a song from any genre. Learn it phrase by phrase with the tools to slow it down, loop a section, and compare your take.

Every seven days, a like-for-like comparison of what we measured: pitch against the target, onset timing, sustained breath. It reports a flat week as flat. That is the one thing a weekly lesson structurally cannot give you.

Exercises target specific parts of your vocal mechanism - cords, resonance, airflow.

Warmups and cooldowns train diaphragmatic breathing for sustained, controlled singing.

Chest voice, head voice, and mixed voice exercises with real-time pitch feedback.

Pitch targets that tighten as you rank up, from 15 cents down to 5 at the top belts. Progress from basic pitch matching to just intonation and three-part harmony.

Drills targeting brightness, breathiness, vowel modification, and Estill quality categories (twang, cry, opera), with audio-feedback aids in beta.

Systematic register training - chest, head, and mix - with exercises that safely extend your range over time.
Join singers improving their voice with data-driven practice.
No shortcuts. Each belt requires real skill progression - measured accuracy and comfort across categories. The system won't let you skip ahead until you're ready.

9-belt pathway
Each level unlocks after repeatable accuracy across warmups, range, tone, agility, harmony, and phrasing.
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One subscription for the Artist system: Vocals, Songwriting, and Repertoire.
Free tier includes progression through green belt, basic pitch tracking, 1 session per day, and your first two weeks of weekly progress reports. No credit card required.
Monthly and yearly plans start with a 7-day free trial and cancel anytime. Refund requests within 14 days of purchase: support@mainact.app.
Your subscription unlocks the adjacent skills that make better singers: writing your own songs and holding a repertoire.
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When each is the right choice
Vocal training software makes big claims. Here is the honest boundary of ours.
Gives you a different 15 to 20 minute session every day, chosen from 407 exercises based on what your voice actually did yesterday. Measures your pitch and your timing while you sing, and shows you this week against last week so improvement is something you can see rather than something you hope for.
It cannot hear tension, constriction, larynx position, or posture. A teacher in the room hears all four, and no microphone analysis substitutes for that. We are the six days between lessons, not a replacement for the lesson.
If singing hurts, stop and see a person. Pain, hoarseness, extra effort, loss of range, or repeated throat clearing that lasts more than a day is a reason to see an ENT or laryngologist, or a speech-language pathologist who specializes in voice. It is not a reason to practice harder. When you report strain in a session, the app closes the demanding work for a few days on its own, and tells you why.
Start with a diagnostic, then follow the daily plan your voice needs next.