A songbook for your guitar

Remember every guitar song you have learned

Your chords, your strumming and your capo – always at hand.

Coming soon toiOS Coming soon toAndroid

Free on your phone · No account needed · Works offline

Adding a song in Guitar Brain: title, capo and chord progression.
The Guitar Brain library: your songs with their chords and capo.
A song open in Guitar Brain, with chord diagrams and its strumming pattern.

How it works

From “I learned this once” to playing it again

01 — Write it down

Save it while you still remember it.

Title, capo, chords, strumming — the four things that make a song yours. When it has a verse and a chorus, split it into parts. It takes about a minute.

The song form: title, capo, chords and strumming.

02 — Play from it

Every chord drawn out, every part one tap away.

Chords show as diagrams with a finger number on every dot, the strumming as arrows. Switch between verse and chorus without putting the guitar down.

Song detail showing verse and chorus tabs with chord diagrams.

03 — Look it up

Your songs, always within reach.

Your whole library in your pocket, with or without signal. Search by title or chord, filter by capo or favourites.

Your library in Guitar Brain: search, favourites and a capo filter across every song.
The song form: title, capo, chords and strumming. Song detail showing verse and chorus tabs with chord diagrams. Your library in Guitar Brain: search, favourites and a capo filter across every song.

Tempo

Practise at the song's own speed

Every song keeps its tempo, and the metronome starts right there. Turn the click off and it keeps counting — for playing along to the record.

Tempo (BPM)

102

Example tempos. In the app, every song keeps its own.

Why

I kept losing songs I'd already learned

I learned songs from YouTube, from a teacher, from a friend's phone at a party. Different places, same ending: three weeks later I remembered that I'd learned it — and nothing else.

So I started writing them down. That's the whole app.

Start with one song

The one you can almost play. Write its chords down tonight, and they'll still be there in March.

Coming soon toiOS Coming soon toAndroid

Free on your phone · No tracking · Your songs stay on your phone