Browse Compositions

Start with Playlists

For most users, the best starting point is the Playlists tab — the first icon in the app. Your teacher or fellow musicians can share playlists with you, giving you a curated set of compositions to practice repeatedly. Follow a shared playlist and it stays updated as the owner adds or changes compositions.

Once you have a playlist, tap any composition in it to open the detail screen and start practicing. This is the daily workflow for most students.

Discovering more compositions

The Browse tab (titled Compositions) is for exploring beyond your playlists — finding new compositions to listen to, follow, or add to your own playlists.

• Browse published compositions in a searchable list.
• Filter by taal (Teentaal, Rupak, Dadra, etc.) using the filter menu.
• Filter by category (kaida, rela, tukda, tihai, theka, song).
• Toggle My Compositions to show only your own work.
• Toggle Expert Only for advanced material.

If you belong to a class, an All / Class segmented picker appears above the list. Class scopes the list to compositions teachers have posted to your classes.

Working with compositions

• Tap a composition to open the detail screen.
• Tap the playlist icon on a row to add the composition to a playlist.
• Swipe right on your own compositions to Publish or Unpublish.
• Swipe left on your own compositions to Delete them.

Offline access

Compositions you open are automatically cached for offline playback. You can manage the cache from Settings → Storage — clear all cached data when you need to free up space.