Join by invitation
Your teacher creates the relationship and sends an invitation. There is no self-serve student or parent signup.
For Students and Parents
Your music learning, all together. Join through your teacher to keep your practice, lesson notes, goals and schedule in one place — with no SYNKii subscription to pay.
Your teacher creates the relationship and sends an invitation. There is no self-serve student or parent signup.
When the learner is a child, a parent, guardian or authorised adult completes activation and manages the relevant permissions.
When a learner has more than one teacher, each teaching relationship has its own private workspace.
Four simple steps from teacher invitation to focused practice.
Your teacher sends you an invitation.
An adult learner or guardian completes account setup.
See tasks, notes and resources in one place.
Your practice helps shape the next lesson.
More learning. No extra subscription.
Your teacher’s subscription covers your SYNKii access. Explore the tools they can share with you, from your next practice session to your next lesson.
Train your ear with listening activities and aural quizzes assigned by your teacher.
Put music theory into practice with interactive questions and games.
Follow your practice plan and keep track of sessions, minutes and streaks.
See completed activities and how your learning is moving forward.
See what’s next, what you’re working on and what you’ve achieved.
Revisit teacher-approved explanations, feedback and clear next steps.
Keep a clear record of lessons and attendance with your teacher.
Find lesson invoices and payment status in your student or guardian account.
See upcoming lessons and keep your music calendar close at hand.
Available tools depend on your teacher’s plan and the permissions for your account. Music lesson fees are agreed separately with your teacher.
Bring your teacher along
Use this as a starting point. Copy it into your usual conversation, or open an email draft and add your teacher’s address.
For younger learners, a parent or guardian can send the message.