pitchy is a personal pitch-checking app that gives real-time feedback while you sing, helping you stay on key and improve accuracy quickly. Upload or record any song and pitchy separates vocals from instrumentals so you can practice by comparing your voice to the original vocal line or by singing along with just the music. The app’s live pitch tracking and visual guidance make it easy to spot when you’re sharp or flat, and built-in recording lets you save covers for review, useful for warm-ups, karaoke practice, or focused vocal training.

Key Features

Song-based practice that lets you compare your pitch against the original vocal line from any uploaded or recorded track, with vocals and instrumentals separated for clearer reference.

Live pitch tracking that displays your vocal pitch on a real-time chart so you can see instantly when you are singing sharp or flat.

Flexible pitch guide options that allow you to hide the reference line during performance and review your accuracy afterward if you prefer not to use visual cues while singing.

Instrumental mode that removes original vocals so you can sing along with only the instrumental backing to focus on your part.

Built-in cover recording so you can save performances and listen back with the instrumental track for self-assessment and progress tracking.

Advantages

With pitchy, you get immediate real-time feedback that helps correct pitch while you sing and supports more focused practice sessions.

The app works with any song you upload or record, allowing practice with material that matters to you rather than a fixed library.

Separation of vocals and instrumentals provides flexible practice modes from guided comparison to karaoke-style backing tracks.

Recording and playback features make it straightforward to review progress and track improvements over time.

Disadvantages

Accuracy depends on the quality of the recording or uploaded track and can be affected by background noise or poor audio capture.

The visual pitch display requires some time to learn to interpret effectively, so beginners may need patience to get the most out of it.

pitchy is intended for self-practice and is not a replacement for personalized instruction from a vocal coach.