u/eargymapp

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Hey — I’m the solo maker of The Guitar Workbench.

I got tired of bouncing between separate apps mid-practice, so I put everything in one offline toolkit. No account, no subscription for the core tools.

What’s in it:

• 3D chord finder (spin the neck 360°)

• Fretboard trainer

• Scales, arpeggios, and theory

• Multi-track tab editor (write/play back tabs; also mic → editable tab)

• Tuner and metronome

• Guided course and practice journal

The part I’m most curious about is the 3D chord finder — you can spin the neck and check fingerings from different angles.

Happy to take brutal feedback on what’s confusing, what’s missing, or what feels unnecessary. Android + iOS (IOS will be available in some days) if anyone wants to poke at it.

Genuine question for people who practice regularly:

Do you keep a “stack” of apps for chords / fretboard / scales / tabs / tuner / metronome / practice tracking, or have you found one that doesn’t feel bloated?

I ended up building my own offline toolkit (The Guitar Workbench) after getting annoyed switching between apps mid-session. No login, works offline.

Full set: 3D chord finder, fretboard trainer, scales/arpeggios/theory, multi-track tab editor (including mic → tab), tuner, metronome, guided course, and a practice journal.

Not trying to hard-sell — mostly curious how other people organize practice tools. If you’ve tried mine, tell me what you’d cut first.