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Music Teacher's Companion Pro

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Have support issues? Notice a problem? Click "Email Developer" on this screen to let me know, I'd love to help. Coming from the Lite version? Skip to the bottom for more instructions.

Tired of using a notebook and calculator to keep track of your music business? Upgrade to Music Teacher's Companion Pro and let the app handle it all for you. Music Teacher's Companion keeps track of your student's contact information along with lessons, payments, invoices and more. Easily find out what a student owes or what you talked about during the last lesson.

You can record lessons, payments, and invoice details and send custom messages to your students so they always know what they need to be working on and what they owe you. Use the template editor to customize text messages or emails that go out to students.

Whether you bill per lesson or monthly, you're taken care of with MTC Pro. Have the app bill your students for you on the first of each month, or do it manually. Alternatively, you can bill with each lesson as your students attend.

Let Music Teacher's Companion Pro take care of all the little details of your music business so you can focus on what really matters, your students!

** If you have been using MTC Free or MTC Lite, please update to the latest version and click "Export to MTC Pro" from the backup area of the settings. Then open up MTC Pro and select "Import from MTC Free" to transfer all of your data to the new program. **

** If you have problems migrating from MTC Free to MTC Pro, please email me and I can help you get it worked out **

Do you see opportunities for improving the app or have you found a bug or two? Let me know! Use the "Email the developer" link on this page.

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