Choose what fits

A small planner, with a clear scope.

Checked September 12, 2026. These comparisons summarize published features, not an authenticated hands-on test or a claim that a competitor lacks a similar planner.

My Music Staff

My Music Staff documents repertoire assignments, progress tracking, shared learning resources and student-portal playback. Its lesson workflow also includes reusable templates and copying previous notes. It fits teachers who want assignments connected to a broader studio system.

Official learning-management features · Official assignment workflow

Tonic Notes

Tonic Notes describes lesson recording, transcription, homework checklists tied to audio moments, practice plans and groups. Its Apple listing describes iPhone and iPad availability. Consider it when recording and revisiting a lesson are central to your routine.

Official Tonic Notes website · Apple App Store listing

PracticePost

Manually author a focused card, track the week and print it without creating a student account. Data stays local unless you share an export. There is no connected teacher/student portal, recording or automatic transcription.

A paper assignment book

Paper is familiar and works without a device. PracticePost adds reusable digital history and printable copies; a notebook may be enough if those are not useful to your routine.