GUITAR PRACTISE, MEASURED

Practise with
Feedback.

Rely on Frequency and Time, as Mr Nicola Tesla intended.

01 / THE QUESTION

Sound is a simple, mathematically described wave. That is obvious.

Playing correctly, however, requires dedication, discipline and regular practise. Our brains don't like that one fucking bit.

Even if you put the effort in, are you actually getting any better? How do you know if your metronome sessions are really helping? Can you always hear your bending correctly? Are you sure?

Get ready for a fact check.

(Sadly, at some point you have to do that.)

You probably already know your 100 guitar exercises.
What you are missing is
Feedback, to break the routine.

02 / THE TOOLS

Two crucial aspects of your playing. Both put to the test.

01 / RHYTHM

Rhythm Section

Play along with the metronome and see how accurately your attacks land in the timing window, with the most precise timing check in the world.

Rhythm Section showing metronome controls, the session accuracy chart, and the post-session result summary
Metronome session and its accuracy report.

02 / PITCH

Bender

Train your bends by matching a target note. Try the first ever interactive bend checker. Choose from three attempt durations, check your accuracy after every bend, and track your progress over time.

Bender screen showing bend exercises and an accuracy history chart
Basic and pro tape exercises, with session history.

03 / THE METHOD

Most simple tools.
Used right.

A metronome and a frequency checker (aka a tuner) are the most powerful tools at our disposal. We are just not using them right, until now.

This app harvests their potential to guide you towards guitar excellence, where respect for The Sound — and just a little respect for your time and your dreams — is of utmost importance.

Among many other features, this tool gives you instant feedback on the accuracy of your rhythm and ear training practise. Your guitar fact check and progress tracker, in one place.

04 / PREVIEW

Practise. Check. Repeat.

App previewFEEDBACK: GUITAR WORKSPACE
Journal with practice time, streak, and daily practice charts
Journal · practice time and daily charts

05 / KEEP GOING

Make the effort
count.

Points and accuracy percentages are, well, a bit cheesy — but our brains crave adrenaline, competition, and dopamine.
Will you allow your Guitar Streak to reset!

01

Journal & Charts

See your practice time, daily activity, and progress over time. Spot patterns and break out of the same old routines.

02

Rhythm Section

Play with the metronome and check how accurately your attacks land in the timing window.

03

Bender

Match a target note with your bends, check every attempt, and track your pitch accuracy over time.

04

Exercises

A comprehensive set of interactive exercises. Collect points and learn almost as a side effect.

05

Quick Training

Give your routine an interactive twist. Keep your fingers moving even on a guitar-less day.

06

Free Solo

Improvise with a YouTube backing track and log the time you spend playing along.

07

Record Ideas

Don't let a riff slide. Never lose an idea again. Record it before it fades, then keep the project moving towards the studio.

08

Scales Chart

All the scales at your disposal. In any key. In any tuning. Learn faster and easier.

06 / GETTING STARTED

The first release
is on its way.

We are preparing a Windows package and setup instructions. When the demo is ready, this page will link to the download and list its system requirements.

How does audio work?Web Audio uses your browser's audio features. Native ASIO mode requires a local Windows program and an audio interface driver.
01
Code and documentation

A repository with the README and project details.

02
Installation guide

Clear setup steps and requirements.

03
Demo download

A link to the package after it has been tested.

07 / FAQ

A few quick answers.

Do I need an audio interface?

Yes. You'll need an audio interface. This isn't a toy; it's a serious tool for focused practice.

Will it work on my phone?

No. Real practice means playing, not balancing a guitar on your lap while scrolling.Honestly though: No, because accurately measuring pitch and attack timing takes a precise, isolated signal from a guitar interface with dedicated drivers.

Can I add my own exercises?

That's planned. New features will let you create custom exercises, with the option to add a metronome or tuner.

08 / GITHUB

Follow the project.

The repository will contain the README and installation guide. These links are placeholders until the first push.

ONE LAST THING

Stop. Being.
Guitarded.

I can fix him... I mean, you.

Pssst... You can have a picture of your own guitar in the background 🧡 Just because I know how much you love this son of a bitch.