Yes, Ivory : Piano Sight is completely free and it doesn't have any in-app purchases or subscriptions.
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Sorry, but this is a little limited. There’s no apparent feedback as to how you’re doing, the metronome drops out after the count in; there’s no apparent way to set the level of difficulty and the next page appears instantly so there’s very little chance of staying in time as you change page. It’s a good start at a useful app but needs lots more development to be effective.
This app is very difficult to use. I am grade 5 on the piano and I wanted some extra help with my sight reading but the app doesn't even have two hands to it. If there was more options to the app then I would have given it an extra 2 stars.
It doesn't seem to listen to your playing at all, as far as I can tell (and which I'd assumed). My sight reading is pretty poor, despite doing a few piano grades, but Ivory just left me in the dust. One mistake and it doesn't notice and just keeps on marching along, even in its slowest "Adagio" mode, giving you little hope of catching up. If the exercise spans more than one line it gives you no notice of the first notes in the next line until after you've finished the last note in the current line, meaning you have another struggle to keep up when the next line suddenly appears in view ready to be played Right Now. This seemed like an ideal app from the description but I found it quite frustrating and unhelpful I'm afraid.
