Standard Piano Keys Are Too Wide
Stop wasting time practicing on a keyboard that's too big for your hands.
Stop fighting a keyboard
that wasn't built for you.
Did you know?
Traditional pianos are designed for handspans of 8.5 inches or more, leaving behind most women and nearly a third of men.
Introducing the Sizes
Find Your Perfect Fit.
Piano DS5.5
Perfect for handspans under 7.6 inches.
Zone A
Piano DS6.0
Perfect for handspans between 7.6-8.5 inches.
Zone B
Standard Piano
Perfect for handspans over 8.5 inches.
Zone C
Not sure if you need the DS5.5 or the DS6.0?
We created a 1:1 scale Printable Hand Guide. Print it out, place your hand on the paper, and see exactly which size fits your biology perfectly.
Everything You Need, Built In
For Every Key
Modern Design, Subtle Brilliance
LED lights make each key press feel extra satisfying. A sleek design that looks good in any setting.
Authentic Grand
Piano Feel
High quality, graded keys that feel like a real grand piano.
Pristine,
Inspiring Sound
A beautiful, rich grand piano sound with every key press.
Playing the piano
doesn't have to hurt
I often witness pianists place their hands for the first time on a keyboard that better suits their hand span. How often the pianist spontaneously bursts into tears. A lifetime of struggling with a seemingly insurmountable problem vanishes in the moment they realize, "It's not me that is the problem; it is the instrument!" Following on that, the joy of possibility overwhelms them.
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Experience DreamPlay.
We've finished the design. Now, we need your help to begin production. By reserving now, you're not just pre-ordering a keyboard - you're helping bring a new standard of instrument to life.
Free guide — releasing soon
The Small Hands Guide to Classical Piano Music
Which pieces flatter a smaller hand span, the fingerings that tame the wide stretches, and how to build a repertoire that works with your hands instead of against them. Written by the DreamPlay team — yours free the day it's released.
No spam — just the guide and occasional notes on playing with smaller hands.
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