Keep every song you know ready to play.

Tunestone tells you which songs to practice today, so the ones you learned years ago don't quietly slip away.

Runs in your browser. Sign in with Google to sync your songs.

How it works

Play a few songs a day. Remember all of them.

Every song you don't play for a while gets a little rusty. Tunestone keeps track of when each one is due, so you spend your practice time where it counts.

Add your songs

Title, writer, tuning, capo and notes. Mark how well you know each one and how much it matters to you.

Play what's due

The Practice list puts the songs that need you most at the top: overdue and high-priority first.

Rate how it went

Tap a song after you play it and rate it 1 to 5. Songs you nail come back less often; shaky ones come back sooner.

Learning list

Keep track of the songs you're still learning.

Make a list of the songs you want to learn, kept apart from the ones you already know. Mark how far along each one is, and drag them into the order you want to tackle them.

  1. Want to learn
  2. Learning
  3. Can play through
  4. Polishing

Once you've learned a song, one tap moves it into your repertoire, and Tunestone starts reminding you to play it.

The Learning list in Tunestone, showing six songs at different stages
A weekly report in Tunestone: a great week, 4 practice days against a goal of 3, a 16-week streak, and the most played songs

Reports

See how your practice is going, week by week.

Tunestone sums up what you played: how many days, which songs, and how they went. It points out the songs that are getting better and the ones that need work, and suggests what to play next.

  • Weekly report

    Plays, practice days and average rating, compared with the week before, plus your most played songs.

  • Goals and streaks

    Choose how many days a week you want to play. Every week you reach it adds to your streak.

  • Your year in review

    On New Year's Day, look back at your top songs, best month and longest run, then set a goal for the year ahead.

Want them in your inbox? Turn on report emails to get your week every Monday morning and your year in review on January 1. They're off unless you switch them on.

Features

Built for players with a deep repertoire.

Whether it's fifty fiddle tunes or two hundred songs, Tunestone keeps the whole list in rotation.

Set lists

Build a set for a gig or a jam, then practice just that set until you walk on stage.

Works offline

Every change is saved on your device first, so it works backstage with no signal and syncs when you're back online.

On all your devices

Sign in with Google and your songs follow you between phone, tablet and computer.

Tunings at a glance

See the tuning and capo for every song right in the list, so you can group songs and skip the retuning.

Your repertoire, set in stone.

Bring back the songs you used to know by heart, and keep the new ones from fading.

Start practicing