a groundbreaking piano app that transforms traditional lessons into an engaging arcade-style game. By following falling notes and tapping corresponding keys on a touchscreen keyboard, students master the fundamentals of piano in a fun and interactive way.

Created by Richard Hurley of Hurley Piano, an Austin-based specialist in piano instruction for neurodivergent children, ChimeCandy was developed in collaboration with interns from the Austin Community College intern program. Tested extensively by autistic students at the Williams School in Austin, TX, the app’s design is tailored not only for neurodiverse learners but also with accessibility in mind for partially sighted students.

In this thrilling and strategic board game, you have the option to play solo or challenge a friend to a friendly match. Roll the dice and navigate through the board, using special abilities like JumpForwards and Knockback to outsmart your opponent.

Watch out for the mischievous Phantom that may randomly appear and set you back. The journey to the finish line won’t be easy, but with a mix of luck and skill, you can claim victory!

Key Features:

• Play solo or with a friend in a turn-based board game adventure.
• Strategically use abilities to gain an edge over your opponent.
• Beware of the phantom’s surprises that can change the game’s course.
• A fun and family-friendly game suitable for all ages.

Experience the thrill of the ultimate soccer adventure in this dynamic 3D game where you ARE the ball! Take charge of the action as you navigate through immersive environments, weaving through obstacles with precision and skill.

Your goal? Collect all the shimmering coins scattered across the field to secure victory.  With stunning graphics and responsive controls, immerse yourself in the excitement of the beautiful game like never before. Get ready to kick off the ultimate soccer ball adventure!

A music puzzle game set in the ocean, where fish swim to unlock the sound of notes in the current.

Drag the fish diagonally down the screen to the right and drop the fish into its note slot. You will hear the note sound.

Send feedback and suggestions to info@hurleypiano.com