Melotini

Melotini trains your child's absolute pitch (ages 2–6) with a game that takes less than a minute: a piano chord plays, your child taps the matching flag. That's all — no reading, no timer, no failure. IT STARTS VERY SIMPLY For the first weeks there is just one flag. Always the same chord, always tap red. That repetition is the method: the sound imprints itself, the way children learn colours and names. FLAG BY FLAG Only after near-flawless mastery and at least ten days does a new flag join. Over about three months the game grows to nine flags. Slow is not a flaw here — slow is the point. FOR PARENTS • Progress per flag and a clear explanation of the method • A profile per child — each child their own journey • Optional daily practice reminder • No ads, no tracking, everything stays on your device THE SCIENCE Melotini follows the Japanese Eguchi method ("Chord Identification Method"), scientifically documented by Sakakibara (2014, Psychology of Music). Absolute pitch develops almost exclusively before age seven — exactly the window Melotini plays in.