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 🎸