Simple, Powerful, and Browser-Based
All of our music apps run directly in your web browser—no downloads, logins, or installations needed. They're built using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, making them fast, lightweight, and accessible on almost any device with a web browser.
Sound is generated using the Web Audio API, a powerful tool that creates high-quality, real-time audio right in your browser. This allows for responsive, interactive music-making experiences without the need for additional software.
Whether you're playing chords, building rhythms, or exploring melodies, every app is designed by real music teachers to be intuitive, educational, and fun for learners of all ages.
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Tools for Your Creative Journey
Whether you're here to explore, compose, or just have fun, these apps are built for creative minds of all ages.
Play around with the Improviser, or try its components—the Chord Tower and Melody Tower.
Want to write music? Try Song Writer.
Just here for fun? More activities coming soon!
Wherever you start, you're free to create your own musical journey.
Made for Music Educators
Whether you're planning lessons or leading them, these apps are made to support your teaching.
Use the Improviser to explore melodies and chord progressions in any key or mode—great for study, rehearsal, or in-class demonstrations.
All apps are flexible, browser-based, and designed with real classrooms in mind.
Mission
At MusicApps4All, we believe everyone should have the chance to make music—without barriers. That's why our apps are completely free to use, with no logins, no downloads, and no distractions.
We believe music is learned by doing—by playing, creating, and exploring. In today's connected world, making music should be as easy as opening a browser—anytime inspiration strikes.
Our mission is simple: to keep music accessible, joyful, and creative—for learners, teachers, and music lovers everywhere.
About Me
Nathan Walby is a dedicated music educator with over 20 years of classroom experience. He holds a Master's degree in Music Education from Indiana University and a Master's degree in Educational Technology from George Mason University.
Nathan currently works for Fairfax County Public Schools, where he brings creativity, technology, and a deep love of music into the classroom every day. He is also the creator of the YouTube channel Visual Musical Minds, which offers creative music education videos.
Passionate about helping both students and teachers experience the joy of music, Nathan created MusicApps4All to provide free, accessible tools that make music learning engaging, playful, and accessible to everyone.