Open it and everything is already set — you just press Play.
This link didn’t carry any settings — but the app is free and the twelve major scales are waiting in it, in every key, for whatever you play.
Free. No account, no sign-up, and it works without a signal.
Nothing about you is collected here. There is no account to make and no form to fill in. The Whole Horn has no server — the App Store privacy label reads Data Not Collected, and the app works exactly the same in Airplane Mode. This page doesn’t know who you are, and neither does the app.
A practice link carries four things, and your teacher chose each one:
A link never changes your instrument. Your teacher assigns what to practise; what you play it on stays yours.
You don’t need to install anything, and neither does your school. Set the practice up in the app the way you want your students to do it, tap Copy link, and paste it wherever you already assign work — Google Classroom, Canvas, Schoology, or plain email. Your roster stays where it is; the link carries the exercise.
Everything you can assign is free. No student of yours will meet a paywall inside an assignment you set. And because the app holds no accounts and no data, there is no agreement for your district to sign and no vendor review to sit through.
No. There is no account, no login and no sign-up anywhere in the app.
No. The twelve major scales in every key, on all 69 instruments, up to two octaves, plus long tones and vibrato, are free. That is everything a teacher can assign.
No. A link carries what to practise, never what to play it on.
Not yet. Today it is an iPhone and iPad app.