Who they’re looking for
- Parents of kids aged 3–7 who own a toy xylophone, plus kindergarten and music teachers. Hebrew-speaking — the app is RTL-first.
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Ksilofon — Xylophone in Colors
Kids play real songs on a toy xylophone by following colors — no sheet music.
Ksilofon is a free, mobile-first guide for playing children's songs on an 8-note toy xylophone
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Yonatan BackFounder, Ksilofon — Xylophone in Colors
What it is
About Ksilofon — Xylophone in Colors
Ksilofon is a free, mobile-first guide for playing children's songs on an 8-note toy xylophone. Every note is a colored block that matches a bar on the real instrument, with the Hebrew syllable under it — so a parent, or a four-year-old, can play a whole song without reading music. 23 Hebrew and English songs, laid out line by line, with a read mode and an auto-follow mode that walks through the melody at an adjustable tempo. The app deliberately makes no sound: it points at the bars, the child hits them. No signup, no accounts, no ads — a static site that keeps working offline.
What you’ll get
- Free full access to all 23 songs, no signup. In return I want to hear which songs are missing and whether a kid can follow the colors unaided.