Clients who call you with their piano already diagnosed.
An owner measures their instrument with PyTune. You get the request with the make, model, year, tuning condition and photos. You know what’s waiting before you ring the doorbell.
Your trade is tuning. Not prospecting.
You know what an hour at the keyboard is worth. You also know the cost of a quiet week, a wasted trip, or a client who never calls back the following year. PyTune won’t teach you to tune a piano. It brings you pianos to tune, and helps you stop losing them.
How the request reaches you
The owner measures their piano
With their phone, for free. PyTune identifies the instrument from photos and analyses the tuning condition note by note.
They choose to share their report
Nothing is sent without their consent. When they want a professional to step in, they share their diagnosis.
You receive a qualified request
With the measurements, the identified instrument, the location and the contact details. You reply, and you travel knowing what to expect.
What you know before you even pick up the phone
A contact form gives you a name and a number. A PyTune request gives you an instrument.
What it costs you, what it brings you
A tuning job bills between €90 and €150. Three extra clients in a year, and your subscription is paid back several times over.
A reasoned second opinion, on the instrument in front of you
A general AI knows piano technology. It doesn’t know your piano. PyTune’s has your measurements in front of it.
It sees the identified instrument, its inharmonicity curve, the diagnosis you just ran and what was found on previous visits. Its answers are about this piano, not about pianos in general.
The stubborn case
A note that won’t hold, a unison that refuses to settle. Describe what you observe: the analysis accounts for your readings and past work on this instrument.
The second opinion
Before concluding hardened hammers or a damper issue, test your hypothesis. An opinion that contradicts you is worth more than one that agrees.
The documentation, without the search
Action specifications, model quirks, manufacturing practices. Ask during the job rather than reopening a manual that evening.
The decision stays yours. The tool documents, argues and reminds — it replaces neither your ear nor your judgement.
Your client sees what you hear
Stream your measurements live to as many screens as you like. A tablet on the piano is enough.
Tuning is work a client can neither see nor judge. That is why it so often ends up feeling expensive. With LiveSync, they follow the curves as you work, note by note. They finally understand what they are paying for.
In front of the client
Put a tablet on the piano. Deviations, unisons, stability appear as you go. Nothing for them to install.
Remotely
An absent owner, a colleague consulted, a second opinion on a difficult case: share the live view wherever they are.
Across several screens
Phone in hand, tablet on the piano, workshop display. As many views as needed, all in sync.
ONE PLATFORM · TWO SIDES
Indy activity becomes Pro opportunities.
Owners run private sessions. Pros get contextual leads — only when shared.
- • Identify / Diagnosis / Tuner
- • 1 piano free forever
- • Private by default
- • Session + instrument record
- • Measurements & history
- • Shareable link (optional)
- • Sees anonymized context
- • Sends advice / offer
- • Contact via PyTune email
- • Reminders & follow-up
- • Listings & visibility
- • Tips (pro content)
Leads
Access nearby diagnostics, review session data and audio samples, and decide whether to respond or archive.
Reminders
Track maintenance history, last interventions and follow-ups for each client.
Listings
Publish listings, monitor views and inquiries, and update content when needed.
Operations
Review identifications, diagnosis sessions and tuning history with consistent reporting per instrument.
PRECISION TOOLS
Identify · Diagnose · Tune
Each module connects to measurable acoustic sessions: identification, diagnosis and tuning data remain linked to the instrument record.
Identify
Turn photos into structured piano records. Age estimation, model hypothesis and technical baseline — ready for service or listing.
Diagnostics
Chromatic sweep analysis. Inharmonicity mapping. Visual deviation charts and shareable reports for clients.
Tuner
High-precision tuning curves, guided adjustments, and session continuity across interventions.
AI
AI-assisted analysis, structured session memory and instrument knowledge graph. Designed to connect diagnostics, reports and long-term acoustic profiles into a continuous technical intelligence layer.
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See the full platform in action.
The complete “How it works” page shows the full PyTune ecosystem: presentations, demos, architecture, workflows and concrete usage examples for technicians, workshops and piano owners.