Learn where every note is on the neck. Tap the answers on screen when you are away from the guitar, or play them when you have it in hand - the microphone checks each note. Scale shapes, bends, strumming, a tuner and chord tools are in the same app.


Most of the time in the app goes to finding notes on the fretboard, because everything else - intervals, scales, chords - is easier once you know them.
Drill the whole neck on screen, or play the answers on your instrument. The app spends more time on the frets you get wrong or answer slowly.
Once you know the notes, learn the distances between them: thirds, fifths, octaves, played anywhere on the neck.
28 scale types, from pentatonics and modes to less common ones, with CAGED, 3-notes-per-string and full-neck views you can listen to.
Bend the string to a target pitch and see your pitch curve as you go. Half-step, whole-step and minor-third bends.
Tunes to whatever preset you have selected. Tap a string to hear its reference pitch.
Look up chord shapes by name, difficulty and tuning. Or tap notes on the fretboard and the analyzer tells you what chord it is, slash chords included.
6, 7 and 8-string guitar, bass, ukulele and mandolin, with drop and open tunings or any custom tuning you set up.


On the couch or on the bus, you tap the answers on the fretboard. With the guitar in hand, you play them and the microphone checks the pitch. The drills are the same either way.


Pick a scale and a key, choose a position, and see the notes on the fretboard. You can play the shape back to hear it in your current tuning.


When you know the notes, chords stop being shapes to memorize. Look up a voicing, or tap a shape you found yourself and get its name.


When you practice with the guitar, you shouldn't have to put it down to answer. The microphone listens for the notes, bends and strums, so your hands stay on the strings.
Switch the preset and the app follows: the tuner, chord shapes, scale diagrams and bend ranges all change with it. No second app to download.