Get up and running in minutes with JazzPracticePro
When you first open JazzPracticePro, you'll be guided through:
Note: You can skip the backup and use the app locally. The cloud backup is optional, but will enable you to restore your data easily from any device.
What are practice pillars?
Pillars are customizable practice categories that structure your
sessions. You have 30 total slots:
Prerequisites: Sign in to check AI credit balance (free tier includes 5 AI calls/month)
Tip: The key looks like a long string starting with "AIza..."
That's it! You now have unlimited AI-powered practice feedback.
Yes. Google's Gemini API includes a free tier that should cover typical daily practice feedback usage. You're using Google's AI directly — JazzPracticePro just helps you connect to it securely. Free tier limits may vary; check Google's current limits for details.
Your API key is:
Use voice import to log practice hands-free while warming down or packing up
Add context to sessions - AI uses these for more personalized feedback
Update repertoire after each focused session to see progress over time
Multi-instrumentalists can configure different pillars for each instrument
Check the Statistics page regularly to track streaks and identify practice patterns
Create cloud or local backups weekly to protect your practice data
No! You can bring your own Google Gemini API key (free from Google) for unlimited AI feedback. We also offer 5 free AI calls per month for users who don't want to set up their own key.
BYOK stands for "Bring Your Own Key." It means you use your own Google Gemini API key to power AI features in JazzPracticePro. This gives you unlimited usage at no cost.
Visit Google AI Studio, sign in with any Google account, and click "Create API Key." It takes about 2 minutes.
Yes. Your key is encrypted with AES-256 on your device and never sent to our servers. It's not included in backups or data exports.
Google's free tier limits vary by model and may change over time. For most users, the free tier provides enough requests for regular practice feedback. Check Google's rate limits page for current details.