Chord Loop
Chords · strumming · arpeggiosLoop chord progressions with strumming and arpeggio patterns, from first open chords to jazz standards. Five levels and a song library.
Your all-round guitar practice companion
Interactive apps that go with you on your guitar learning journey, built by a jazz guitarist and teacher. Every exercise plays along with you, with a backing band, fingering on every note and a tempo that grows as you do.
Works in your browser on phone, tablet and computer · 5 languages · cancel anytime
Each app trains one part of your playing. Together they cover rhythm and strumming, chords and harmony, technique, the whole fretboard, improvisation and riffs, always with real-time sound and visual feedback.
Clips recorded in the real apps
No endless videos. Each lesson is short, and the exercise opens ready to play.
A 3–8 minute video explains one idea.
The exercise opens in the right app, with the chords, key and tempo already set.
Take the practice sheet with you, fingering included.
Tick it off, speed up the tempo and keep your practice streak going.
Step-by-step paths through the apps. New courses are added regularly, at no extra cost.
Course titles below are examples
For guitar teachers
Set up the chords, key, tempo, position or riff your student needs, then share a link. It opens ready to play, with the fingering on every note.
Start with one app, get everything, or teach with it. 7 days free on every plan, cancel anytime.
Choose the one app you need most.
All four apps and every course.
Everything, plus tools to teach with.
Billed once a year. Prices include VAT.
Why these apps exist
I started building these apps for my private students, because I wanted their practice at home to be as focused and musical as our time together in lessons.
In a lesson, everything clicks. We work through a progression, find the fingering that fits the hand, connect one position to the next. Then the student goes home, and the week between lessons is where it gets hard. What exactly should I practise? Which fingers? How fast? Practice turns into playing the same few things over and over, or into not practising at all.
So I started writing small tools to send home with them: a loop of the chords we worked on, practice sheets with the fingering on every note, exercises that link the positions of a scale into one line, the way I learned to see the neck while studying jazz.
Two things changed straight away. In lessons, I no longer had to write everything out by hand, so we had more time to actually play. And at home, my students weren't practising “alone” anymore. The apps answer them in real time, with chords, bass, drums and a click that keeps them in time, so practising feels like playing alongside their teacher.
My students kept using the tools and asking for more, and over time they grew into four apps: Chord Loop, Fretboard Maestro, Fret Link and Riff Lab. Guitar Lab brings them together with step-by-step courses, so you get the same clear plan and the same musical feedback my students get, wherever you are and whatever your level.
Yes. Pick the Single app plan and choose the app you want. You can switch to the full membership anytime.
No. The apps run in your web browser on your phone, tablet or computer. Log in and play.
Any level. Every app starts at Level 1, and the courses tell you where to begin.
Yes. Cancel from your account in one click. You keep access until the end of the period you paid for.
Yes. Fill in the short scholarship form and you get full access for free.
Yes. With the Teacher plan you create exercises in the apps, share them by link, and get a personal code that gives your students 25% off their own membership.
English, French, Spanish and Portuguese (Portugal and Brazil).