Telemach adds Notey guitar-learning app for Slovenian families

Notey, the gamified music-learning app founded by four-time Grammy nominee Mak Grgić, is now available to Telemach subscribers in Slovenia. The deal gives families another digital learning tool alongside Rokus360 and Wise Ed, and marks Notey’s first telecom partnership in the country.

Why it matters: - Telemach is adding music education to its family digital bundle, giving Slovenian households a new at-home learning option. - The partnership expands Notey’s reach through a telecom channel and supports the app’s broader European expansion. - The offer is aimed at families that already use Telemach’s EON fixed-line packages or VEČ mobile plans.

What happened: - Notey is now available to Telemach subscribers in Slovenia. - The app joins Telemach’s new youth-focused education lineup alongside Rokus360 and Wise Ed. - Families with Telemach EON fixed services or VEČ mobile packages can use Notey at a promotional price. - The launch is Notey’s first partnership with a telecom operator in Slovenia.

The details: - Notey is a mobile guitar-learning app for children ages 9 to 14. - The app listens through a phone microphone and recognizes notes in real time. - Immediate feedback tells children when they hit the right note. - Lessons, mini-games, and challenges are designed to build skills step by step. - Rewards are built into the app to keep children returning to practice. - For parents, Notey is designed to support a child’s musical development without requiring the parent to read music or play an instrument. - The app tracks progress and works as a first step into music or as support between lessons. - Notey says more than 100,000 students and 60 schools use the platform. - Notey was founded by Mak Grgić, a classical guitarist and four-time Grammy nominee. - Notey is backed by a $3 million seed round led by Tivoli Ventures and Malta Ventures, plus $1 million in development grants from Malta Enterprise for European expansion.

Between the lines: - The Telemach deal puts Notey inside a distribution channel that already reaches families through everyday phone and internet services. - The partnership suggests telecom operators are looking for more than connectivity and are packaging education tools with consumer plans. - Grgić’s comments frame the product as a way to meet children where they already spend time: on phones and games. - Telemach’s product chief said digital tools can complement classroom learning and help parents support children at home.

What's next: - Telemach subscribers in Slovenia can already access Notey at the promotional price. - More details are available through Telemach Slovenia. - The partnership gives Notey a platform to continue its European rollout.

The bottom line: - Notey is turning guitar practice into a family-friendly phone app, and Telemach is helping put it in front of Slovenian households right away.