Make sense of your guitar.

Understand what you play. Know what to practice next.

Get to know Guitar.

Learn an idea, hear how it works, and put it into practice. All in one guitar app.

Music theory

Make the connections.

Connect notes, intervals, scales, and chords to the music under your fingers. Then put each idea to work.

Ear training

Know it when you hear it.

Learn to recognize notes and intervals by sound, and connect what you hear to what you play.

Metronome

Find your steady.

A steady beat for slower practice, smoother chord changes, and playing in time.

Tuner

Start on the right note.

Get your strings in tune before you play, without switching between apps.

Practice

Make each session count.

Turn each lesson into something to practice. Revisit tricky ideas, check what sticks, and pick up where you left off.

Chord library

Go beyond the shape.

Find a chord, hear its notes, and understand how it is built. Bring that connection into your next practice session.

Guitar techniques

Make the notes your own.

Give your playing expression with bending, vibrato, picking, and tapping. Learn the movement, then make it part of your playing.

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Personalized learning

Your goals. Your next step.

Build your learning around what you want to play. Start where you are, revisit what needs work, and move at your pace.

Try one idea right now

One note. A different feeling.

Switch to minor. See what moves, then hear what changes.

Amajor chordFingers: 2-3-4
A major chordLow E is muted. A and high E are open. Press D, G, and B at the second fret. The highlighted C sharp is the third.EADGBe×2EAC♯
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Listen to the whole chord

Play Major, switch to Minor, and play it again. The highlighted note is the third.

About the app.

I know a few chords. Is this for me?

Yes. Build on the chords you already play by understanding their notes, hearing their relationships, and exploring the fretboard. Lessons and practice connect those ideas instead of asking you to memorize each shape on its own.

Can I start as a complete beginner?

Yes. The current course begins with the guitar, strings, frets, and chord diagrams before moving into notes and chords. You do not need to know music theory to begin.

What can I actually try here?

Explore your guitar, play notes, compare A major and A minor, and try lesson activities. Each example gives you a feel for how you will learn in Guitar: hear it, try it, and make the connection.

What can I learn with Guitar?

The current course connects your guitar, notes, intervals, the major scale, and A major and minor. Listening exercises, a chord library, and guided practice help you use what you learn. Saved progress keeps your place between sessions.

How do I get the full app?

Try the interactive activities on this page now. Join the waitlist for full-app access; your invitation will include the release details and supported platforms.

Is joining the waitlist free?

Yes. Joining is free and needs no payment details. App pricing is still being decided; any price will be shown before you choose to pay. You can unsubscribe from the emails at any time.

Go beyond the chord shapes.

Turn what you learn into the way you play, with lessons and practice that build on each other.

Join the waitlist

A collection of small wins

Every pick tells your story.

Every chapter adds to your playing and your collection. Earn a pick as you learn, and watch your progress take shape.