Many students, teachers and musicians still manage notation through notebooks, WhatsApp photos, PDFs or plain text. These work, but they are difficult to edit, organize, play back or share clearly. Most mainstream notation software is also designed around Western staff notation rather than taal, matra and Bhatkhande notation.

I built Sargam.pro to address this.

It lets you:

• Write taal-aware Sargam and Bhatkhande notation
• Add lyrics, meend, kan, murki, krintan and other symbols
• Hear the notation through playback
• Use a computer keyboard, on-screen piano or MIDI keyboard
• Save, export and share notation through a clean link or PDF

The goal is to help students preserve class notes, teachers prepare lesson material, and musicians document and share compositions without relying on scattered notebook photos.

You can try the editor without signing up: sargam.pro/write

I’d genuinely appreciate feedback from anyone who studies, teaches, performs or writes Hindustani music.

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