Playsheet does not have built-in piano lessons or a structured curriculum. However, YouTube is an incredible, free resource with thousands of hours of high-quality learning content for pianists and musicians of all levels.
Here are a few hand-picked videos that we highly recommend if you're just starting your musical journey:

Pianote
A structured 7-day crash course from Pianote. Each day covers a focused topic — keyboard layout and posture, then chords and both hands, then a recognizable chord progression you can play by the end of the week.

Zach Evans
Zach Evans teaches four essential chords that unlock hundreds of songs. Focuses on pattern recognition (visualizing chord shapes) and getting both hands coordinated without reading sheet music first.

Allysia (PianoTV)
Practical strategies for getting more out of your practice time. Covers slow practice, breaking passages into small chunks, and building muscle memory efficiently.

Nahre Sol
A clear walkthrough of sight-reading fundamentals: recognizing intervals, reading ahead, and building the habit of keeping your eyes on the score rather than the keys.

MangoldProject
Covers hand position, finger technique, and common beginner mistakes to avoid. Good foundation to develop clean playing habits early rather than fixing bad ones later.

Guy Michelmore
A concrete framework for writing music from scratch: start with a chord progression, build a bassline, add melody, then expand into a full arrangement.

Andrew Huang
Dense, practical music theory for modern musicians. Covers scales, intervals, chord construction, and functional harmony — focused on what you actually use when making music.