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Congratulations on the launch after a year of work, and I wish you all the best with it!
Just out of curiosity, how much time did it take you to get app store approval from Apple and Google in 2025?
Ui looks nice mate! I’d consider myself an eternally intermediate guitar player. Hit a level of competence and haven’t had the time/drive to move past it. Slightly unrelated, but I’ve always found the current ear training apps to not really translate to helping me pick out songs by ear. I’ve always wanted an app that focuses more on learning songs by ear, finding the root not and chords/melodies, vs just isolated int…
Ui looks nice mate! I’d consider myself an eternally intermediate guitar player. Hit a level of competence and haven’t had the time/drive to move past it. Slightly unrelated, but I’ve always found the current ear training apps to not really translate to helping me pick out songs by ear. I’ve always wanted an app that focuses more on learning songs by ear, finding the root not and chords/melodies, vs just isolated int…
My experience with ear training is that you really need to connect it to your instrument. If you're on the train where you can't play, obviously it can't hurt to train interval recognition and chord quality - but the ultimate point of training your ear is to build that connection between what you hear in your mind and what comes out of your fingers on the instrument. If there's one "secret trick" exercise for guitar…
The built-in tutorial on the Learn screen is a really nice touch, and the Library is genuinely useful (I’ll definitely be using it for scales and arpeggios).
Also, the Go Premium page is clean and the pricing feels refreshingly fair. Awesome stuff!
Two quick questions too:
– What did you use to build it? The UI/UX feels super slick, it’s fast and smooth on Android.
– What were your biggest hurdles during the build? Not just technically, but overall. For example, was it tricky learning enough music theory to validate the content, or was getting it live on the app stores as a solo dev the harder part?
Thank you, this looks nice and useful, will definitively give it a try. For now, the only thing to report is that some screens are too long for my iphone7 and therefore I'm missing the end of a few sentences here and there. Would send screenshots if I knew how to reach you.
Just tried this out and I’m loving it, especially the UI/UX. The welcome screen animations are great, they make the onboarding feel smooth and polished. I love that the navigation icons show labels when active, so you always know where you are. The built-in tutorial on the Learn screen is a really nice touch, and the Library is genuinely useful (I’ll definitely be using it for scales and arpeggios). Also, the Go Prem…