Pitch you can trust.
Microphone-driven reps measuring how fast and how accurately you land, hold and control pitch.
Pitch Onset
Accuracy of vocal attack
A target pitch appears and you sing it from silence as fast as you can. One rep is a single attempt, scored on speed (ms to pitch) and accuracy (cents off).
Sing the Degree
Singing a scale degree from memory
A cadence sets Do, then you're told a degree by name - Re, Sol, Ti - and sing it from memory, no reference pitch. One rep is one degree sung and graded in cents.
Resonance
Sustaining a steady, controlled tone
A target pitch appears and you hold it steady for real, not just land it. One rep is one sustained note, graded on how long you held it and how little it drifted.
Dissonance
Singing an interval against another note
A root and an interval above it sound together, then the top note drops out and the root hums on - sing the note that's gone, and watch a live wave settle as you land on it. One rep is one interval sung and held on pitch.
Vocal Warm-ups
Warming up and matching pitch across your range
Sing along to classic warm-up patterns - 1-2-3-4-5-4-3-2-1, triads, arpeggios - as they climb a semitone at a time through your range, with a live line showing where your pitch is. One rep is one pattern sung in one key. No XP: it's a warm-up, not a test.