What sick-ass riffsdo you want to learn today?
Build a guitar practice habit, one day at a time.
One goal. Seven small wins.
10–25 min a day Built around you
- Mon01Chord changes
Warm up · switch cleanly
15 minDay 1 / 7 - Tue02Rhythm & timing
Mute strings · lock to the beat
20 minDay 2 / 7 - Wed03Riff building
Learn · loop two bars
15 minDay 3 / 7 - Thu04Technique day
Bends · tune the pitch
20 minDay 4 / 7 - Fri05Song work
Verse · chorus change
20 minDay 5 / 7 - Sat06Play-through
Connect it · record a take
25 minDay 6 / 7 - Sun07Review & reset
Replay · choose the next step
10 minDay 7 / 7
Learn free every day —or go Backstage for more lessons and a routine built around you.
General Admission
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One daily lesson, shaped around what you want to play.
- One lesson a day, shaped to you
- Tailored to your level, genres, favorite bands & goals
- Your streak, day count and full lesson history
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Plan out your lessons.
Turn a goal into a run of lessons. Choose what each day covers, set the structure, and target the techniques you want to build.
Milo becomes your coach.
He uses your lesson history, progress, and feedback to keep the learning thread and refine what you practice next.
- Every Backstage lesson is built by the frontier model
- Unlimited lessons
He helps today. With Backstage, he's being built to learn over time.
General Admission: your prompt tells Milo what you want to practice, and you can ask him practical questions about the lesson in front of you.
Milo is being built to refine your plan.
The learning loop will use your saved plan, progress, recent feedback, and recent lessons to help shape what you practice next.
I'm an acoustic player — I want to get good at fingerstyle blues.
Good goal, and a reachable one. I'll shape your days around it: thumb independence first, then Delta patterns in open G. Saving that to your plan so tomorrow starts there too.
a week later
how am I doing on that?
Six days of alternating bass and it's finally steady — you stopped watching your thumb around day four. That's the hard part done, so today we put a melody on top of it.