Between sessions, everything gets lost.
Their practice goals from last lesson are in a text message. The sheet music you emailed them is somewhere in their inbox. The YouTube video you linked to is in a different text. Their exam preparation checklist is on a piece of paper they've misplaced. Every session begins with "I couldn't find it" — and ends with you re-sending the same things again.
Lesson recaps they can read back
Post a short lesson summary after each session — what you worked on, what clicked, what needs more attention. Students and parents have a running record they can review any time.
Practice tasks they tick off
Set a practice checklist for the week — specific pieces, exercises, theory work. Students tick items off in the app. You see who's practising between sessions and who isn't.
Resources in one permanent place
Add links to sheet music PDFs, practice backing tracks, YouTube tutorials, exam board resources, theory worksheets. Students have one place to find everything — no more "can you send that again?"
Files that don't expire
Upload sheet music, PDF workbooks, audio recordings, or handwritten notes as images. Students download from their desk whenever they need it. No more lost email attachments.
"I have 18 piano students. I started using Desk FT in September. By December, parents were thanking me for how organised everything was — and I was spending less time resending things."
— Private piano teacher, 18 students