A story that keeps going
Each chapter wakes someone new: a bird way up high, a mole way down low, two giggly black keys. Every day ends with a tiny cliffhanger, a snore from somewhere on the keyboard.
Montessori piano for kids 3 to 9
Tap, tap, wake up, Keyland!
Under a big old piano lies a little land called Keyland, and everyone is fast asleep. Pom is too fluffy to press the keys. Your child's fingers can wake it all up, one tiny tap a day.
- Chapter 1 free
- No ads, no subscription
- Coming to iPad and iPhone
Psst... tap the glowing C, then G.
How it works
Five minutes a day, one little adventure at a time
Pom hops, your child taps
Pom talks, cheers and helps. When a tap goes wrong, he lands on his fluffy bottom, giggles and shows the way. Mistakes feel funny, never bad.
Real piano skills
High and low, the groups of black keys, finger numbers, listening and playing back. Stations of 3 to 5 minutes, built on the Montessori idea of learning by doing.
Chapter 1: Pom wakes up
Free, about 12 minutes of play
- Story
- Pom hops
- High or low
- Pom's nest
- Pom's cousins
- Practice
- Treasure
Meet the meadow
Friends who need your child's fingers
Everyone in Keyland is a little sleepy. Every note your child plays wakes another friend, and they stay awake for good.
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Pom
A pompom who loves music but is way too fluffy to make a sound.
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Pip
A tiny bird up in the tree. Sings along when the notes are high.
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Moss
A cozy mole down in the ground. Hums along with the low notes.
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Ping and Pong
Two black keys who giggle a lot and finish each other's sentences.
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Tip, Tap and Top
Three black keys. One word each, and Top always oversleeps.
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The Great Hush
A very sleepy cloud. Not mean, just tired. Music tickles it away.
Little games, real skills
Eight kinds of play, one growing musician
Every game has its own ladder, so a three-year-old and an eight-year-old both find their level.
Pom hops
Follow Pom to the right key.
High or low
Hear if a note lives up high or down low.
Find the Twins
Spot the groups of two and three black keys.
Echo
Listen to Pom, then play it back.
Pompom beds
Count, place and match on the keys.
Finger magic
Learn finger numbers one to five.
Drawing station
Worksheets that come alive when you're done.
Meadow concert
Play a whole song with the whole band.
For parents
Made for little hands, built for grown-up peace of mind
No ads. Ever.
No banners, no pop-ups and no buy buttons anywhere in the kids' area.
No account, no tracking
Kids start playing right away. No sign-up and no third-party analytics.
A friendly voice, not a chat
Pom's voice is recorded ahead of time. There is no chat and no microphone in the app.
A healthy goodbye
Set a play time limit. When it's up, Pom yawns and says goodnight with a little ritual.
A gate for grown-ups
Settings and purchases sit behind a grown-up gate, so little fingers stay in the meadow.
Plays offline
Once a chapter is on the device, it plays anywhere, no internet needed.
Pricing
Start free. Keep what you love.
Your child plays the whole first chapter before you decide anything.
Chapter 1
Free
The whole first adventure: a story, four games, practice and a treasure.
One chapter
$1.99
Unlock the next chapter whenever your child is ready for more.
All of Key Meadow
$5.99
Chapters 2 to 5 in one go. You save $1.97.
One-time purchases in the App Store. No subscription. Family Sharing included. Prices in US dollars and may vary by country.
Be the first to wake up Keyland
One email for grown-ups when the app opens. No spam, and you can unsubscribe anytime.
FAQ
Questions grown-ups ask
What age is Pom's Keyland for?
Children from 3 to 9. A grown-up picks the age group once, and the games adjust. Little ones get bigger buttons, slower voices and no reading at all.
Do we need a real piano?
No. Keyland brings its own keys on the screen. If you have a piano or keyboard at home, a few stations invite you to try the same thing together on the real keys.
Is it safe for my child?
Yes. There are no ads, no account, no tracking and no chat. Purchases, links and settings sit behind a grown-up gate, and your child's progress and drawings stay on your device. Read our privacy policy.
Is there a subscription?
No. Chapter 1 is free. Chapters 2 to 5 are one-time purchases, one by one or all together, and Family Sharing is included.
Which devices does it run on?
iPad and iPhone, held either way. Everything plays offline once the app is installed.
Which languages does Pom speak?
English and German. The app starts in your device's language, and you can switch in the grown-ups area.