This guide walks you through the whole classroom routine with Klavissimo in one go: from turning on class mode to privacy. Every step links to the matching article with all the details.
Turning on class mode
The very first time you set up, Klavissimo asks "Who's setting up Klavissimo here?" — choose "I teach" and you land straight in the teacher area, deliberately separate from the children's interface.
Getting a class licence
Everything local about the teacher area stays free forever — a PIN-protected class, homework, recital notes. Only ONE thing is paid: connecting several devices through the server, invoiced.
Connecting children
An invitation — by link or code — brings the children into your class. Before the first sync, Klavissimo shows the child their own consent page; only tapping "Allow connection" ever sends anything.
Homework & keeping track
For children on the same device, you set homework device-locally, with no server. If a child is connected remotely, a single practice spot takes its place instead, arriving on their next sync.
Recitals & the year in review
A recital note assesses a piece played live and counts like a score — the year in review tells the whole story at the end of the school year, with a printable certificate.
What stays on the device — privacy
You see bundled practice data — practice days, scores, sticking points —, never sheet music, never recordings, and never a student's imported piece under its real name.
Good to know:
Only connecting several devices is paid, deliberately kept well under school-budget thresholds — everything local about the teacher area stays free forever.