5 minutes instead of years of learning
Neoharp flips traditional instrument learning on its head. Select any chord with your left hand, and the right-hand touch panel automatically configures to harmonically-correct notes. This means you literally can't play a "wrong" note — every touch creates beautiful sound.
Neoharp is made for anyone who wants to create music — without barriers
Sing with self-accompaniment
Play chords and bass with one hand and focus on your voice — no piano skills required
Skip the years of training
No need to master finger positions or theory. One touch gives you rich, full harmonies
Start making music today
Even if you’ve never played an instrument, Neoharp helps you sound good from the first minute.
MIDI power for producers
Use Neoharp as a MIDI controller to trigger rich chords, bass lines, or expressive note sequences in your DAW or hardware setup
I've tried learning piano and guitar on and off for years but always got stuck on complex fingerings and music theory. The Neoharp changed everything. The concept is brilliant—I just press a chord button with my left hand, and every note I play with my right is instantly in key. The first night, I looked up the chords to my favorite song and was actually playing and singing along within minutes. It's the first instrument that has made me feel truly musical without months of frustrating practice.
— Sarah L.
As a songwriter, the Neoharp has become an indispensable part of my creative process. It's more than an instrument; it's a high-speed idea generator. Sketching out chord progressions and bass lines used to be a multi-step process, but now I can lay down a full harmonic foundation for a track in seconds. The seamless MIDI integration with my DAW is flawless. Being able to instantly experiment with different chord voicings and arpeggios has completely unlocked new creative avenues and significantly sped up my workflow. It's a brilliant tool for any producer.
— Mark R.Producer
I have not having seriously played any instrument in over a decade. Right out of the box, I was struck by its beautiful design—it feels like a premium, thoughtfully crafted piece of gear. But the real joy is in playing it. The layout is so intuitive. It's become my go-to way to unwind after a long day, and it truly brings the joy back to playing music.
— David C.
Key Features
Responsive Tone Keys
Activate with a light touch, requiring no lengthy technique training. Create music literally at your fingertips – play individual notes or elegant glissandos across 4 octaves. Stay perfectly in harmony with the selected chord, while controlling up to 3 instruments at once. Fine-tune the volume of each instrument for expressive, balanced sound
Multi-instrumental Performance
Assign different instruments to bass, chords, and tone keys. Play bass lines and chord accompaniment with your left hand, while your right hand creates expressive arpeggios and accents across four octaves, forming a full and rich sound
Intuitive App
Fully compatible with Android and iOS. Customize every aspect of your sound: from balancing the volume of individual instruments to selecting arpeggios that perfectly suit your performance. The library includes both classical and electronic sounds.
The app is in its final stage of development and will be available on Google Play very soon, with the iOS version to follow shortly after. By the time your Neoharp arrives, the app will be ready for download.
True portability
A compact, lightweight instrument that requires no external power — just your smartphone or laptop with the app and a USB-C connection. Take your NeoHarp anywhere, from home jam sessions to stage performances.
* The handy bag is not included and can be purchased separately
Advanced Features
Extended harmonic capabilities
Hundreds of chords are available through key combinations. Beyond standard major, minor, and seventh chords, the instrument supports 11 extended chord functions: Maj7, m7, sus4, sus2, dim, 6, m7-5, and others for creating rich, evolving harmonies.
Seamless MIDI integration
Full compatibility with modern DAWs. Connects via USB, is instantly recognized by the system, and requires no additional driver installation or manual key mapping.
Technical Specifications
Join the waitlist
The first batch of Neoharp is almost ready. Sales will begin soon, but the initial quantity is limited. We’ll notify our waitlist first — if you want to be among the first to get a Neoharp, leave your contact details below.
To reserve your unit, simply fill out the pre-order form below — no payment required. This helps us prioritize early requests and keep you informed.
Neoharp MK-1
Play rich chords, bass, and expressive tones with ease. No music theory required — just touch and create. Perfect for singers, producers, and anyone who wants to make music without the learning curve. Compact, intuitive, and ready to play out of the box.
Accessories
How can I learn to play the Neoharp?
We have recorded a full series of video tutorials to help you get started. We also recommend subscribing to our newsletter, where we'll announce all the new features we add to the Neoharp and its app. On our Instagram, you can find examples of various songs being played and different techniques you can use.
What do the letters on the buttons (C, Am, G, etc.) mean?
The letters represent the names of musical chords. For beginners, the most important thing to know is that most popular songs are built from a small, related set of chords.
On the Neoharp, these common chords are grouped together in a "box" so you don't have to search for them. For example, in the key of C major, the "box" consists of six chords: the major chords C, G, and F in the upper row, and their relative minor chords Am, Em, and Dm in the lower row.
By learning to switch between just these six chords, you can play thousands of popular songs.
How can I find sheet music for the Neoharp?
The beauty of the Neoharp is that you don't need to read traditional sheet music. Instead of individual notes, you just need to find the chords for a song.
Finding chords is very easy: just type "*song title artist* chords" into a search engine. You'll find many resources, like chord websites and musician forums. Open the chart, locate the corresponding chord buttons on your Neoharp, and follow the progression while you sing or hum along. To start, look for simple songs by adding "easy" or "beginner" to your search terms.
How do I connect the Neoharp to my phone, tablet, or computer?
The Neoharp uses a USB Type-C port and connects as a MIDI device. You can connect it to a computer or laptop with a USB-C to USB-A or USB-C to USB-C cable.
To connect to an iPhone 15 (or newer) or an iPad with a USB-C port, use a direct USB-C to USB-C cable. For Android devices, use a USB-C to USB-C cable. If you have an iPhone with a Lightning port, you will need an Apple Lightning-to-USB 3 Adapter or a similar product.
How do I hear the sound? Does the Neoharp have a built-in speaker or Bluetooth?
The Neoharp itself does not produce sound or have a speaker. It sends MIDI signals to the device it's connected to (your phone, tablet, or computer), which then generates the sound. You can listen through your device's built-in speakers or by connecting headphones or external speakers for better quality.
The Neoharp package includes a special USB-C hub adapter that allows you to connect the Neoharp, a charger, and headphones/speaker at the same time, which is perfect for longer sessions.
What speaker should I use? I've seen you recommend the Unobass.
While the Neoharp works with any standard speaker with your mobile device, not all of them provide playback without latency.
For the best experience, we recommend using the Unobass external speaker, available in our store. It offers minimal (inaudible) latency, ensuring high-quality, real-time sound reproduction. This distinguishes it from many other speakers we have tested, which can introduce a noticeable delay.
The app shows three channels: "Chords," "Bass," and "Tone Keys." How do they work?
These three channels give you control over the different parts of your sound. "Chords" is the main harmonic sound, "Bass" is the low root note, and "Tone Keys" are the individual notes you play with your right hand.
When you press a Chord button with your left hand, it triggers both the Chords and Bass channels at the same time. You can toggle each channel on or off in the app. For example, you could turn off the Chords channel to play only a bass line with your left hand.
The Tone Keys channel is always on and cannot be turned off.
I'm having trouble with rhythm. Does the app have a metronome?
The Neoharp app does not currently have a built-in metronome. For practicing rhythm, we recommend using a separate metronome app on your phone or another device. You can also improve your timing by counting a steady pulse aloud, such as "one-two-three-four," as you play.