I made an app to learn guitar scales
I made an app to learn guitar scales
Hi, I'm Sergei, the creator of Guitartonic. I've been playing guitar for 17 years, but never really learned how to improvise. Most of the elaborate music theory PDFs I found online overwhelmed me, so I built a simple tool to practice basic scales and modes. It worked so well that it even inspired my roommate to pick up his guitar again. The app has been live for a few months. I had moved on to other projects and almost forgot Guitartonic existed, until the website started getting organic traffic. I noticed that people were coming to the site (somehow, 90% of the traffic is direct) and staying for four to ten minutes on average. So someone was actually using it! I even received a few heartwarming messages from users saying Guitartonic rekindled their love for playing guitar. Yesterday, someone donated $25 to support my work, which motivated me to share the project here and ask for feedback. Fellow guitarists, how did you learn scales and improvisation? What helped you the most along the way? I'd love it if you gave Guitartonic a try and let me know what you think!
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