Automatic practice tracking for musicians who want to stay accountable
MusoLink is an accountability buddy tool. Octero (formerly MusoLink) automatically tracks instrument practice with AI, logs playing versus resting time, and adds goals, a metronome, tuner, recorder and social accountability. Free tier with a paid premium plan and private groups for schools and ensembles.
Octero, formerly known as MusoLink, is a practice tracking app for musicians. The core idea is simple: instead of asking players to run a timer or log sessions by hand, the app uses AI to detect when an instrument is being played and records that time automatically. It separates active playing from resting, so the numbers reflect real work rather than a stopwatch that was left running. The homepage notes that more than 60,000 practices have been recorded on the platform. The app bundles the tools musicians usually scatter across several installs. A metronome, tuner, audio recorder, timer and notes all live inside the same product you use for tracking. Weekly targets for practice time and practice days give players something concrete to aim at, while a practice matrix shows consistency and longer term trends. Because the tracking runs in the background, the habit of logging is removed entirely, which is the part most practice journals fail at. Social accountability is the second pillar. Players follow friends, watch each other's sessions in near real time, and send kudos after a practice. Leaderboards and streaks add a competitive layer. The product is aimed at individual musicians across instruments, from guitar and piano to violin and drums, and at teachers or ensemble directors who want visibility between lessons. For schools, youth programs and professional ensembles there are private groups: members stay hidden from the wider community, while organisers get a dashboard showing who is practising, how consistently, and who may need a nudge. Compared with manual practice journals, the appeal is the removal of self-reporting. Compared with standalone tuner or metronome apps, it is the combination of utility tools with tracking and a social layer. Recordings are private by default and shared only with people the user chooses, and the company states that data is encrypted and never sold. A free tier covers core features, with a paid tier for ad removal and the full feature set.
Free tier at $0 per month with access to the community and all core features. Premium is $5.99 per month for an ad free experience and all features. Private groups for schools and professional ensembles are quoted on request. Prices are in USD and may vary by country, with taxes possibly applying.
Learn moreSupport runs through a contact email listed on the homepage, which is also the address used for private group and sales enquiries. No help centre or knowledge base is linked from the site.
AI practice detection separates playing time from resting time with no manual logging. Weekly targets for time and days, a practice matrix and trend views track consistency. A built-in metronome, tuner, audio recorder, timer and notes cover the session itself. Social features include following friends, real time practice feeds, kudos and leaderboards. Private groups add a dashboard for teachers and ensemble leaders.
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