Sheet categories
Thirteen ways to approach the guitar, each with its own search criteria. Pick a category to get started.
Warm-up
Pure finger-independence drills to wake up your hands before playing, with no key involved.
Chord changes
Chord grids to chain together, to build fretting-hand transition strength.
Rhythm
Feel variations over existing grids (shuffle, quick change...).
Strumming
Down/up strumming patterns applied to already-familiar progressions.
Cadences
Short formulas that close a phrase (perfect, plagal, deceptive, turnaround).
Barre chords
Progressions centred on the F, Fm, B and Bm barre chords.
Scales
Scale positions on the fretboard, computed and displayed automatically.
Arpeggios
The chords of a progression picked note by note instead of strummed.
Improvisation
A scale paired with a chord grid, ready to improvise over.
Technique
Exercises targeting one specific move (sweep picking, tapping, double stops...).
Riffs
Short melodies within a pentatonic box, meant to be looped.
Power riffs
A few power chords chained together that just sound right, rock/metal style.
Ending licks
Short closing phrases, built to end a riff rather than loop.