What the site provides
The chord desk contains eight original diagrams with suggested fingers and text for every string. The planner organises a short session around one focus. The metronome provides a browser audio pulse, started by the user. Written guides explain how to use those references and compare gear with a clear purpose.
What the tools can judge
The tools do not hear your playing, inspect technique, measure listening volume or assess an instrument. They are not a complete course or a promised route to mastery in a set number of days. A teacher can give individual feedback and a technician can assess setup or compatibility questions that a general website cannot resolve.
Exercises and references
Our short exercises are written for this site. We do not reproduce song lyrics, copyrighted song tabs or performer transcriptions. Chord shapes are standard musical information, drawn in original diagrams. Manufacturer references support string and instrument context; we are not endorsed by those organisations.
Gear notes and funding
Buying notes explain dimensions, compatibility and intended use. Amazon links open labelled category searches rather than tested individual recommendations. We do not invent product reviews, display live prices or claim to have tried equipment we have not tried. Affiliate commissions may fund the site; the comparison advice and practice tools remain usable without opening a shopping link.
Privacy and illustrations
No microphone permission, account, upload or analytics script is included. Practice selections remain in the current page and are not stored. Illustrations are original explanatory artwork, not retailer product photographs. See the privacy page and affiliate disclosure.