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NoteZapper

Free on Android, iPhone and iPad · no ads

Page last updated 5 November 2026

NoteZapper is a free arcade game for Android, iPhone and iPad that teaches kids to read treble and bass clef notes: name each note before it comes crashing down, then play songs with what they’ve learned. It has no ads and no tracking, and extra level packs are an optional in-app purchase behind a grown-ups gate.

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Screenshots

NoteZapper title screen: read music, zap notes, play songs A treble clef level: the note F is zapped by lightning A bass clef level answered on a piano keyboard A song level playing Twinkle Twinkle Little Star Level map with song levels such as Rain, Rain, Go Away and Hot Cross Buns Level complete screen with three stars

How it plays

  • Notes appear one at a time on the treble or bass staff. Name each one in time to zap it. Some levels use note letters and others a piano keyboard.
  • Song levels let kids play tunes such as Twinkle Twinkle Little Star, Hot Cross Buns and Rain, Rain, Go Away.
  • Earn stars as you clear levels. Progress is saved on the device, so kids can pick up where they left off.
  • Turn sound and note names on or off in settings.

For parents and teachers

  • A notes tutorial for kids who are learning to read sheet music, such as beginning piano students.
  • Purchases and settings sit behind a grown-ups gate.
  • Grown-ups → Reset progress starts the game over.

Privacy

NoteZapper has no accounts, no ads, no analytics and no tracking, and it sends nothing to us or anyone else. Read the NoteZapper privacy policy.

Questions

Is NoteZapper free?

Yes, it is free to download. Extra level packs can be bought in the app, behind a grown-ups gate.

Does it have ads?

No. NoteZapper has no ads and no tracking.

What does it teach?

Sight-reading: recognizing and naming notes on the treble and bass staff, and finding them on a piano keyboard.

Is progress saved?

Yes, on the device. Stars and finished levels are kept until you reset progress or delete the app.

Does it collect any data?

No. There are no accounts or analytics, and nothing is sent off the device. Purchases are handled by Apple or Google.