Is There a Mobile App for Toned Ear?
Yes. Toned Ear has an Android & iOS app, and the site's own navigation links to it under the label "Android & iOS App." That is the strongest signal available on the page: the app exists for both major mobile platforms. The site does not state on this page what the app costs, whether it requires a login, or whether every web exercise is included, so treat those as things to confirm in the app store listing before you rely on it.
What the app is for
Toned Ear is an ear training site built around short, repeatable listening drills. The page frames the whole project around one habit: "For best results, practice a little bit every day." The mobile app is the natural fit for that advice, because the exercises are short and work best in small daily doses rather than long sessions.
Exercises the site offers
The web version lists these exercise types, and the app is presented alongside them as another way to practice:
| Exercise | What you hear | What you identify |
|---|---|---|
| Intervals | Two notes in sequence | The interval between them |
| Chords | A chord | The chord type |
| Scales | A scale | The scale name |
| Chord Progressions | A chord progression | Each chord |
| Perfect Pitch | A single note | The note name |
| Scale Degrees (functional) | A short progression, then one note | The scale degree relative to the established key |
| Intervals in Context (functional) | A progression, then two notes | Both major scale degrees and the interval between them |
| Melodic Dictation | A progression, then a short melody | The major scale degree of each note |
The functional exercises (Scale Degrees and Intervals in Context) are the ones most people find transfer to real music, because they train you to hear notes relative to a key rather than in isolation.
How to get it and what to check
- Open the app store on your device (Google Play for Android, App Store for iOS).
- Search for "Toned Ear" or "Toned Ear Training."
- Before installing, check the listing for price, in-app purchases, and whether an account is required — the website page does not specify any of these.
- After installing, run one short session (for example, 10 intervals) to confirm the audio plays correctly through your device's speaker or headphones.
A common snag: if you practice without headphones in a noisy room, you may misidentify intervals simply because you cannot hear the lower note clearly. Use headphones or a quiet space for anything involving chords or progressions.
If you teach
The site also has a separate teacher version, reachable from the main page. It lets you give assignments online with specific exercise settings, view student scores, and access additional music theory exercises such as chord building and key signature identification. If your goal is assigning daily practice to a class, the teacher site is the relevant tool; the mobile app is the student-facing practice surface.
Bottom line
If you want Toned Ear on your phone, the Android & iOS app is the intended route, and the site links to it directly. Confirm pricing and login requirements in the store listing, then build the habit the site recommends: a little practice every day.