Video and notation, together
Students can follow your explanation and read the music without leaving the practice screen.
Private beta · Drums first
Turn your lessons into an academy under your own name. Barline keeps video and notation on one practice screen, with loops, speed control, backing tracks and a trainer built for repetition. Your students pay into your own payment account. Barline never holds or distributes their money.
Onboarding is by conversation right now, not by signup.
The practice gap
Students often watch a lesson, switch tabs, lose their place and try to remember what came next. Barline turns your material into a focused practice session.
Students can follow your explanation and read the music without leaving the practice screen.
Set precise loop points so a difficult bar can be repeated until it feels natural.
Slow the lesson down, use a count-in and raise the tempo as the student improves.
Deliver full mixes, instrument-free versions and backing tracks beside the lesson.
From lesson to academy
Bring the material you already use with students. Barline gives you the tools to organize it, package it and deliver it under your own name.
Add lessons, notation, audio, files and supporting material.
Connect the video, score, tracks and practice controls.
Sell a membership, course, lesson pack or digital product.
They purchase from your academy and practice in one place.
Your academy
Barline is the software behind the experience. You stay visible to your audience and in control of what you teach.
Your storefront
Your catalog
Your payments
For independent teachers
Barline is being built for educators who want their own academy, not another marketplace profile.
Your students arrive through your teaching, social channels, mailing list or community.
Video lessons become more useful when paired with notation, tracks and clear exercises.
You can document your right to publish and sell every lesson, score, recording and file.
You control the offer and relationship while Barline supplies the academy software.
Clear standards
Before paid offers go live, the seller, catalog and customer-facing information must be complete. These limits protect students and serious educators alike.
Barline is not a shared marketplace, discovery feed or cross-promotion network.
Unauthorized material, unlicensed notation and unsupported resale are not allowed.
The platform is designed for teaching services, memberships, courses and digital educational products.
Contact, refund, complaint and content-removal processes must be visible before accepting payments.
Pricing
The planned model combines a monthly platform plan with transparent usage-based costs. Final prices will be published after the private beta, once real delivery costs have been measured.
Current status
The product is in active development and private testing. Guitar, bass and piano are planned next, but no public launch date will be announced until the pilot and critical integrations are validated.
Private beta
We are speaking with a small group of drum educators who already create original teaching material and want a better practice experience for their students.