Free tools for your website
Put a free tool on your website
For choir, school and teacher websites: a tuner, metronome, drone or pitch pipe your singers can use right on your page. Copy one line of code. No ads, no cookies, no account.
Make your embed
Your code
Paste it into your page's HTML, where the tool should appear. Most site builders have an Embed or Custom HTML block for this.
The tuner listens, so its code has allow="microphone": the visitor's browser still asks them first, and nothing is recorded or sent.
Why choirs and schools use it
- Everyone starts on the same noteA pitch pipe, drone or tuner right on your rehearsal page, so singers can check a note before they leave home.
- Nothing to install, nothing to sign up forIt runs in the visitor's browser, on phones too. No account, no ads, and no cookies set by us on your visitors.
- It fits your pagePick the look that suits your site, or let each visitor keep their own. It sizes to the space you give it.
Questions
Is it really free?
Yes. The tools are free to use and to embed, with no ads. A small "Free tools by Stackapella" link sits under the tool.
Does it set cookies or track my visitors?
No. The embed sets no cookies and keeps no record of who uses it. A tool remembers its own settings in the visitor's browser, nothing else.
Why does the tuner need allow="microphone"?
A browser only lets a framed page use the mic when the page around it allows it. With it, the visitor's browser still asks them first, and the sound is worked out on their device and never sent.
Can I change its size?
Yes. Change width and height in the code. It works from about 300 px wide; around 600 px tall shows the whole tool.
Which site builders does it work with?
Any that lets you add HTML: WordPress, Squarespace, Wix, Google Sites and most school and church website builders have an Embed or Custom HTML block.
Free tools by Stackapella
Your singers have the note. Now teach them the harmony.
Stackapella teaches you to sing harmony one part at a time, right in your browser.
- A guide sings your partHear your line over the others, slow it down, then take your turn.
- Your notes light upEach note shows where you landed, and a hint when to go up or down.
- Record every part yourselfStack your takes in time until you're the whole choir.
- Every course free
- Open source
- No ads, no tracking