Scale Explorer
Any scale, every fret.
Fret Club is a complete fretboard laboratory — build strumming and fingerpicking parts over your chord changes, see the scale underneath with the chord tones lit up, and drill it until your hands know it. This is the toolkit I build lessons around.
Stop memorising boxes in isolation. Watch a scale flow across all 24 frets, then collapse it into CAGED shapes or three-note-per-string runs the moment you need them.
Pick a key and a scale and the entire fretboard fills in. Toggle intervals, switch between note names and degrees, dim the non-chord tones for context, and re-orient the neck however you read it best.
See how the five CAGED shapes interlock up the neck, or switch to three-note-per-string patterns for fluid legato runs. The same scale, two ways of owning it — side by side.
This is where the theory-curious get hooked. Modes, intervals, keys and the relationships between chords — laid out visually until they just click.
Break any key into its seven diatonic chords as interval bars — Nashville numbers and all — then see how keys relate, borrow and modulate. Borrowed chords and modal colour stop being mysteries.
Flip through every mode and hear how one note changes its whole character. The Interval Explorer drills the distances by ear and eye, and the Rosetta Stone cross-references names, numbers and shapes so nothing gets lost in translation.
Speed, endurance, heavy riffing and structured routines — each gets a metronome, targets and a clean feedback loop. Your strumming and fingerpicking drills live right inside the Arranger; these sharpen everything around them.
Stack palm-muted riffs and gallops, then loop them at a tempo that actually challenges you.
Measure your real picking speed and watch the number climb week over week.
A library of licks, sequences and scale patterns to pull from when a session needs fresh material.
Hold a tonal centre and train your ear to hear each note's pull against the root.
Build custom drills with tempo ramps and targets, then run them as a focused session — the structure I'd hand you in person, built into the app.
Every drill we design saved to your own library and sequenced into a session you can run start-to-finish, updating as you level up.
This is where it all comes together. The Arranger is the heart of Fret Club: write the parts you'll actually play, over real chord changes, with the fretboard showing you exactly why they work.
Lay out your chord changes, then build a strumming pattern or fingerpicking pattern to play over them. The neck sits right underneath — see the scale across the changes and watch the chord tones light up as each chord lands. Your strum and pick trainers are built in, so you can drill the part the moment you've written it.
Drop in a chord progression and Fret Club turns it into a backing track in seconds — set the feel and tempo, hit play, and improvise. The fastest way to put everything you've learned to work over real music.
Any scale, every fret.
Shapes that connect.
Find and compare shapes.
Keys as interval bars.
Seven modes, side by side.
Train your ear for distance.
How keys relate and borrow.
Names, numbers, shapes.
This page is a tour, not a sign-up — the app is reserved for students I teach. Here's how you get the keys.
Send the form below with where you're at and what you want to crack on guitar.
A quick chat to set goals, then I build your routine inside Fret Club around them.
Students get the full toolkit and a practice plan that updates as you level up.
Tell me a little about your playing. I teach intermediate and theory-curious players who want to actually understand the neck — and I'll point you to exactly where Fret Club fits in.