Shruti

Start with Sa

Begin by listening. You can hear your reference note without turning on your microphone; open precision mode only when you want to check your own pitch.

Your first sound

Hear your Sa

This is the tonic saved to your practice profile. Tap Play Sa and sing along if you like. No microphone permission is needed.

Sa, your tonicPlay Sa
Open precision modeLive pitch feedback · microphone starts only when you press Start

Precision tuner

Sing or play a steady note. With a rāga selected in practice, pitch feedback uses that rāga's 22-śruti target.

Tampura drone

Sa = C4 (261.63 Hz)

Four-string tampura — Pa / Sa / Sa / Sa (octave below). The audio is server-rendered then looped seamlessly in your browser.

Pitch (instant on-device estimate, server-verified via YIN)

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Quick cents from keyboard landmark

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Pick a rāga in practice to grade against its 22-śruti swara.

Mic stays on this device. Audio frames are sent to the server for pitch detection; nothing is stored.
How pitch feedback works

After you press Start, your microphone captures ~93 ms frames at 44.1 kHz. The pitch estimate is sent to the server, where YIN returns the authoritative fundamental and cents offset. Audio frames are not stored.

Without a selected rāga, the offset uses the nearest keyboard semitone as a quick landmark. With a rāga context, it reports drift from the swara's 22-śruti position.

Start with Sa — Karunattu