About Neonradar
Music knowledge, tested
Neonradar started in 2024 with a specific question: why is music theory so hard to practise without a teacher nearby? The answer became a platform — built around short, sharp quizzes and performance assignments that give you feedback in under 8 seconds.
What this platform actually does
The focus is music performance — reading charts, recognising intervals, timing feel, dynamic control. Each of these has a dedicated question bank built by working musicians, not by people who only teach theory.
Quizzes run on adaptive difficulty. If you answer 4 questions correctly in a row, the next 3 get harder. Miss 2, and the system backs up to reinforce the gap. You never sit through material you already know.
Who built this
A small group with backgrounds in performance, pedagogy, and software. No committee, no bureaucracy.
Véronique Abelard
Lead Music Educator
Performed in 3 countries, taught privately for 11 years. Writes every question in the ear training and sight-reading modules.
Piotr Zawadzki
Platform Architect
Spent 9 years building adaptive learning tools before joining Neonradar. Designed the difficulty engine and the question routing logic.
Fatou Diakité
Curriculum Reviewer
Holds a degree in music education and cross-checks every module against internationally recognised performance standards before it goes live.
Questions about Neonradar?
The support team replies within 1 business day. If you have feedback on quiz content or want to report an error, we genuinely want to hear it — the question bank gets better because users flag problems.