Band mode
Tap any musician to switch their part on or off. Long-press one to bring that instrument forward and hear it more clearly.
New More Bands is coming to Android this year. Read what is coming
A musical playground for young listeners
Tap musicians to hear each part, match instruments to their players, and explore five very different bands together. Every scene is drawn by hand. Every musical part is played by a real musician.
Take it to your iPhone or iPad
Scan the code with your device’s camera to open the free app on the App Store.
iPhone and iPad
On the App Store now, as a free version and a full one.
Android phones and tablets
Coming later this year. What is coming
Active listening, made playful
More Bands is not about scores or endless rewards. It gives children a simple way to notice what changes when one musical part joins—or drops out of—the whole song.
Tap any musician to switch their part on or off. Long-press one to bring that instrument forward and hear it more clearly.
Drag each instrument to its musician. The band grows as every player finds the right sound.
Tap the red circle to record a short sound, and it answers back whenever the empty stage is tapped. It stays on the device, and parents can switch the whole feature off.
Tap animals and objects for playful sounds, then move between genres to discover a completely different musical world.
Give the music a playful twist with audio effects. Familiar sounds, fresh surprises—hear what happens when the band gets a little wild! Hear the effects in action
Five stages, five bands
Each genre has its own characters, instruments, artwork, original music, and small surprises to find.
Privacy first, not privacy later
More Bands has no accounts, no profiles, no analytics and no advertising. It was not built to collect anything, so there is nothing for us to store, lose, or sell.
No name, no email, no age, no device identifier. Playing More Bands creates no profile anywhere, because there is nowhere for a profile to go.
The app ships with zero advertising, analytics or attribution SDKs. Nothing in it phones home, and there is no hidden partner receiving a copy of your child's play.
Every drawing and every sound is already inside the app, so it plays the same in airplane mode. The iPhone and iPad app links no networking code at all; on Android, the only thing that uses the network is Google Play's own billing library, for the one-time purchase.
If your child records a sound for the stage, it is written to this device only. It is excluded from backups and iCloud, and it is deleted the moment a parent turns recording off.
The feedback form hands your message to your own mail app. We have no backend to receive it any other way, and you see exactly what is being sent before you send it.
Settings sit behind a parental gate: a daily playing-time limit, recording on or off, stage effects, atmosphere sounds, and the quiet button.
The full legal text is in our privacy policy, and the Android app has its own. Questions are welcome at coreteamlv@gmail.com.
Announcement
All five bands already play on Android. The same hand-drawn scenes, the same recorded musicians, the same one shared timeline keeping every part locked together — rebuilt natively rather than wrapped.
The first Android release concentrates on Band mode: choose a genre, walk onto the stage, and switch each musician's part on and off. Instruments mode, the animals, and recording follow after that, one at a time.
It arrives with the same promise as the iPhone and iPad app — no ads, no analytics, no third-party SDKs, and no account.
Tell us which phone or tablet you have and we will send an invitation once there is a build worth trying — and a note when it reaches Google Play. We use your address for that and nothing else: no list, no newsletter.
Made by musicians, parents, and pencils
The characters began on paper, colored by hand. The songs were composed and recorded by musicians playing real instruments. More Bands brings that human, slightly imperfect feeling to the screen.
The result is closer to an interactive picture book and a tiny mixing desk than to a conventional children's game.
No AI was used to create the art or the music in this app. Every character was drawn and colored by hand on paper, and every part you hear was played by a musician into a microphone.
For children and their grown-ups
Start with one complete band
No subscription, no advertising, and no AI in the artwork or the music. On iPhone and iPad today; Android phones and tablets later this year.
iPhone · iPad Android phone · tablet soon