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Pick a routine
Start a saved routine, a pre-made one or an empty one, then add exercises as you go.
How it works
FRETTLIFT treats guitar practice like training. Short sets of real exercises at a tempo you choose, rated honestly, so you can watch your hands get better week by week.
Free during the beta. No account needed.

Every session
Every exercise works the same way, so after one session you know the drill.
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Start a saved routine, a pre-made one or an empty one, then add exercises as you go.
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The metronome starts at your set’s tempo. Every 10 BPM has a name, so a small step up still feels like one.
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Clean, Scrappy or Failed. Only clean sets count towards your progress, so the numbers stay honest.
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Your last tempo sits next to every set. Clean at 100? Next time try 102.
Why FRETTLIFT
No lessons or videos. Just the exercises, a click and a record of every set.
Every exercise has a diagram, finger numbers and settings, with a reason to change each one.
Your last tempo sits next to every set, so you always know the number to beat.
Rate each set Clean, Scrappy or Failed. Only clean sets count, so your progress is real.
The click starts at your set’s tempo. No second app, no fiddling between sets.
Every scale in every key, chords and progressions in any key, and a Guide that explains the words.
No account. Your history stays on your device. Works on a phone, tablet or laptop.
Make it work for you
You don’t need long sessions. You need regular ones, at a tempo you can actually play.
15 to 20 minutes most days beats one long session a week.
Easy warm-up sets, working sets at your clean tempo, then one push set a little beyond.
Scrappy at 110? Stay at 110 next time. Speed follows control.
Once a drill is clean, use it in a song or a jam. The app builds your hands. The music is where they go.
A phone, tablet or laptop on a stand keeps both hands on the guitar.
BPM, 16ths, legato, pull-off. The Guide explains it and takes you straight back.
Where to start
Each one opens in the app, ready to play. Change anything you like once you’re in.
Clean shapes, changing in time and a steady strum.
All in A minor so it joins up into licks.
Short, relaxed bursts. Speed comes from staying loose.
A steady thumb under moving chords.