I've been working on this on and off for about 3 years, originally just for myself. I wanted something that actually showed my progress instead of that vague feeling of "am I getting better, or just going through the motions?"

It slowly turned into a full platform. Completely free, no ads, nothing to sell — I just want more guitarists using it, and hopefully making practice a bit more consistent and fun.

What it does right now:

• Real-time note/pitch detection (kinda like Rocksmith, but on your own guitar)
• Upload and play ANY Guitar Pro file, tabs stay synced to the audio
• +200 built-in exercises across technique, theory, and ear training
• Log daily practice and see real charts of your progress over days, weeks, months
• Streaks, heatmaps, long-term activity tracking
• Add songs you're learning, rate their difficulty, browse a shared song base with community-rated difficulty tiers
• Build your own practice plans and exercises
• Random guitar loot boxes / collectibles, just for fun

Consider it an open beta a lot is still evolving, and honestly that's the fun part. I'd rather shape it with actual guitarists than build in a vacuum.

https://riff.quest

Would genuinely love to hear what's useful, what sucks, and what's missing

• Quick note: try it on desktop if you can. It runs on mobile, but the experience isn't there yet improving that is next up.

I've been working on this on and off for about 3 years, originally just for myself. I wanted something that actually showed my progress instead of that vague feeling of "am I getting better, or just going through the motions?"

It slowly turned into a full platform. Completely free, no ads, nothing to sell — I just want more guitarists using it, and hopefully making practice a bit more consistent and fun.

What it does right now:

• Real-time note/pitch detection (kinda like Rocksmith, but on your own guitar)
• Upload and play ANY Guitar Pro file, tabs stay synced to the audio
• 144 built-in exercises across technique, theory, and ear training
• Log daily practice and see real charts of your progress over days, weeks, months
• Streaks, heatmaps, long-term activity tracking
• Add songs you're learning, rate their difficulty, browse a shared song base with community-rated difficulty tiers
• Build your own practice plans and exercises
• Random guitar loot boxes / collectibles, just for fun

Consider it an open beta — a lot is still evolving, and honestly that's the fun part. I'd rather shape it with actual guitarists than build in a vacuum.

https://riff.quest

Would genuinely love to hear what's useful, what sucks, and what's missing

• Quick note: try it on desktop if you can. It runs on mobile, but the experience isn't there yet — improving that is next up.

I've been working on this on and off for about 3 years now,

originally just for myself. I wanted something that actually

showed my progress instead of that vague feeling of "am I

getting better or just going through the motions."

It slowly turned into a full platform. Completely free, no ads,

not trying to sell anything — I just want more guitarists using

it and hopefully making practice a bit more consistent and fun.

What it currently does:

- Real-time note/pitch detection (kinda like Rocksmith)

- Upload and play ANY Guitar Pro file

- 144 built-in exercises across technique, theory, and ear training

- Log daily practice and see real charts of your progress over

days/weeks/months

- Practice streaks, heatmaps, long-term activity tracking

- Add songs you're learning, rate difficulty, browse a shared

song base with community-rated difficulty tiers

- Build your own practice plans and exercises

- Random guitar loot boxes / collectibles, just for fun

Consider it an open beta — a lot is still evolving, and that's

honestly the fun part. I'd rather shape it with actual guitarists

than build in a vacuum.

https://riff.quest

Would genuinely love to hear what's useful, what sucks, and

what's missing. 🎸

I know guitar practice apps are popping up everywhere lately and honestly I don’t really wanna write a huge “this is different because blah blah” explanation.

Just give it a chance

I’ve been building this long before the AI trend exploded and it’s genuinely a passion project wich I work like 3 years now.

The whole thing is currently completely free.

I originally built it because I wanted a better way to actually SEE my progress instead of endlessly feeling like I’m practicing but going nowhere.
Now it slowly evolved into a full platform and I keep improving it almost every day based on feedback from real players.

Some stuff it currently has:

• 144 built-in exercises
• Real-time note/pitch detection kinda similar to Rocksmith
• Upload and play ANY Guitar Pro file
• Full progression/path system
• Skill tracking & practice analytics
• Practice streaks, heatmaps & long-term activity tracking
• Community song difficulty ratings
• Personal song learning queue
• Random guitar loot boxes / collectible guitars for fun
• Technique, theory & ear training focused practice
• You can create your own practice plans and exercises

I guess you could call it an open beta right now.
A lot is still evolving, but honestly that’s what makes it fun. I love collecting feedback and shaping it together with actual guitarists instead of building in a vacuum.

Would genuinely love to hear what you think, what sucks, what feels good and what’s missing.

Link here: riff.quest 🎸

I know guitar practice apps are popping up everywhere lately and honestly I don’t really wanna write a huge “this is different because blah blah” explanation.

Just give it a chance

I’ve been building this long before the AI trend exploded and it’s genuinely a passion project wich I work like 3 years now.

The whole thing is currently completely free.

I originally built it because I wanted a better way to actually SEE my progress instead of endlessly feeling like I’m practicing but going nowhere.
Now it slowly evolved into a full platform and I keep improving it almost every day based on feedback from real players.

Some stuff it currently has:

• 144 built-in exercises
• Real-time note/pitch detection kinda similar to Rocksmith
• Upload and play ANY Guitar Pro file
• Full progression/path system
• Skill tracking & practice analytics
• Practice streaks, heatmaps & long-term activity tracking
• Community song difficulty ratings
• Personal song learning queue
• Random guitar loot boxes / collectible guitars for fun
• Technique, theory & ear training focused practice
• You can create your own practice plans and exercises

I guess you could call it an open beta right now.
A lot is still evolving, but honestly that’s what makes it fun. I love collecting feedback and shaping it together with actual guitarists instead of building in a vacuum.

Would genuinely love to hear what you think, what sucks, what feels good and what’s missing.

Link here: riff.quest 🎸

I know guitar practice apps are popping up everywhere lately and honestly I don’t really wanna write a huge “this is different because blah blah” explanation.

Just give it a chance

I’ve been building this long before the AI trend exploded and it’s genuinely a passion project wich I work like 3 years now.

The whole thing is currently completely free.

I originally built it because I wanted a better way to actually SEE my progress instead of endlessly feeling like I’m practicing but going nowhere.
Now it slowly evolved into a full platform and I keep improving it almost every day based on feedback from real players.

Some stuff it currently has:

• 144 built-in exercises
• Real-time note/pitch detection kinda similar to Rocksmith
• Upload and play ANY Guitar Pro file
• Full progression/path system
• Skill tracking & practice analytics
• Practice streaks, heatmaps & long-term activity tracking
• Community song difficulty ratings
• Personal song learning queue
• Random guitar loot boxes / collectible guitars for fun
• Technique, theory & ear training focused practice
• You can create your own practice plans and exercises

I guess you could call it an open beta right now.
A lot is still evolving, but honestly that’s what makes it fun. I love collecting feedback and shaping it together with actual guitarists instead of building in a vacuum.

Would genuinely love to hear what you think, what sucks, what feels good and what’s missing.

Link here: riff.quest 🎸