Press kit
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In one line
Flutio teaches the flute on iPhone: short lessons, and a practice screen that hears every note and shows how close it was.
In a paragraph
Flutio is a flute course that listens. Six sections take a beginner from a first clear sound to high F and a first vibrato, a few minutes at a time. As you play, the app follows the music note by note and tells you in plain words what it heard: in tune, a bit sharp, or that was a C, with one physical fix. The tuner, fingering charts, metronome and drone are free, and a library of 125 public-domain songs comes with a painting for each. Flutio is made by Mandari Solutions for iPhone, iOS 17 or later.
Facts
| Platform | iPhone, iOS 17 or later |
|---|---|
| Price | Free, with Flutio Plus at US$5.99 a week or US$59.99 a year |
| Publisher | Mandari Solutions |
| Contact | [email protected] |
App icon, 1024 px PNG
Tuner screen, PNG
Lesson result screen, PNG
Songs screen, PNG
Learning path screen, PNG
Practice screen, PNG
Song painting credits
Each song in Flutio shows a public-domain or CC0 artwork. The six on the home page:
- A Ship on the High Seas Caught by a Squall, Known as ‘The Gust’, Willem van de Velde the Younger (Dutch, 1633–1707), c. 1680. Rijksmuseum (SK-A-1848), via Wikimedia Commons. Public domain. Source
- Portrait of a Monk, Gerard David (Netherlandish, 1450/60–1523), early 1500s. Cleveland Museum of Art. CC0. Source
- My Lady Greensleeves, Dante Gabriel Rossetti (British, 1828–1882), 1863. Harvard Art Museums. Public domain. Source
- Cries of London, No. 8: Hot Cross Buns, Henri Merke (Swiss, Niederweningen, canton Zürich ca. 1760–after 1820), 1799. The Metropolitan Museum of Art. CC0. Source
- Beethoven mit dem Manuskript der Missa solemnis (Beethoven with the manuscript of the Missa solemnis), Joseph Karl Stieler (German, 1781–1858), 1820. Beethoven-Haus Bonn, via Wikimedia Commons. Public domain. Source
- Scarborough, Frank Short (British, 1857–1945), 1884. The Cleveland Museum of Art. CC0. Source
