Choose Music
Start with a piano-focused MP4, MP3, WAV, or MIDI file.
PianoMate is an external automatic piano-playing system for real acoustic pianos. It physically presses the keys, preserves the piano's original acoustic sound, and requires no permanent modification.
The entire workflow is designed to be simple: choose a music source, let the desktop AI converter prepare the performance, send the playback data to PianoMate, and hear the result from the real acoustic piano.
Start with a piano-focused MP4, MP3, WAV, or MIDI file.
The desktop converter analyzes timing, notes, and dynamics.
The converted performance is prepared in PianoMate's playback format.
Use the app and Bluetooth connection to control the performance.
PianoMate physically presses the keys, producing authentic acoustic piano sound.
This visual presentation shows the intended home experience and product positioning. Real working-device demonstrations are shown in the next section.
These videos show the actual PianoMate device physically playing a real piano.
The current PianoMate prototype focuses on simple external placement, AI-assisted music conversion, and real acoustic piano sound.
No permanent structural modification. The device is designed to sit externally on the piano and be removed when needed.
The desktop workflow supports MP4, MP3, WAV, and MIDI sources for preparation of PianoMate playback files.
PianoMate physically plays the keys instead of reproducing piano sound through ordinary speakers.
Playback and device operation are designed to be controlled through Bluetooth connectivity.
The current product is intended to be placed on the piano by hand and removed when it is not in use.
Suitable for home entertainment, piano demonstrations, music education, events, and video content creation.
These specifications describe the present prototype and may be refined before a future crowdfunding production version.
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Early answers for crowdfunding visitors.
No. The current concept is external and removable, with no permanent structural alteration to the piano.
No. The device physically presses the keys, so the music is produced by the real acoustic piano.
The current desktop workflow supports MP4, MP3, WAV, and MIDI sources, especially piano-focused material.
The current prototype weighs approximately 11 kg. This helps maintain stability during key actuation.
A launch date has not yet been announced. Join the waitlist for updates.