Guide

Everything the app can do, in one place.

Seventeen pages — from your first launch to the fretboard trainer buried three taps deep. Skip around, or start from the top.

Getting Started

The four-tab layout, the first-run walkthrough, and a tour of Home.

Your First Two Weeks

Which tools, in what order — two chords, one strum, and your first song.

Adding songs, chord sheets, practicing, takes, and setlists.

A judgment-free place for riffs and half-formed thoughts.

Alternate tunings, custom tunings, sweetened tuning, reference pitch.

A full band — drums, bass, keys — starting the instant you press play.

A map to every structured practice tool in the app.

Chords & Scales

The built-in theory reference — plus two coaches that listen back.

Common chord changes that play with a full live band.

Strumming & Picking

Named patterns, looped over a common open chord at your tempo.

Drills & Ear Training

Short warm-ups and listening quizzes — no scores, no streaks.

Fretboard Tools

Three ways to learn where every note lives on the neck.

A backing-track library, plus a tool for slowing down one hard bit.

Tempo, time signature, subdivision, click sound — all of it.

Stack tools into a session, then see a streak-free log of what you did.

Appearance, permissions, recording, and everything else.

Guitar Buddha Everywhere

How the app adapts on iPad, Apple Watch, and Mac.