Musical startup JoyTunes launches a new guitar learning application

Musical startup JoyTunes launches a new guitar learning app. The app is called Simply Guitar and allows people to fulfill their musical dream. It gives the user the ability to play from the base stage and develop advanced playing ability in a short period of time to play popular songs. The app is for people of all ages who take their first steps without previous experience playing.
Today many people acquire skills and enrich their lives by self-study of content. In the same concept, JoyTunes works to change the way you learn to play around the world by self-study. The Simply Guitar playing process is interactive and creates a custom learning process for the user's progress. The interface moves the learning process into a gaming experience (gaming) that empowers the user and integrates instructional videos. The app also has an advanced technology mechanism that responds in real time to user play.
Another JoyTunes app is Simply Piano, which teaches keyboard music around the world and is gaining popularity in the US, UK and China. Selected for outstanding app by Google and Apple.
According to Yuval Kaminka, CEO of JoyTunes: "The new app was developed from zero to its launch in less than six months. This is thanks to the structure in which the company works, which enables rapid progress and maintains a sharp focus on the way to achieving the goals. Team members run in teams like independent mini-startups within the company. Our shared mission as an Israeli startup is to make music education accessible to any home in the world, enriching the lives of families around the world with the help of music. "
JoyTunes was founded in 2011 by entrepreneurs Yuval Kaminka (CEO), Yigal Kaminka (Content Manager) and Roy Itzikowski (Vice President of Growth and Technology). The company employs 50 staff members including software engineers, product people, marketing and musicians. They all operate from Israel in the company's offices in Sharona Tel Aviv. The company has raised $ 43 million in capital to date