Guitar Scales Game
GUITAR SCALES GAME · GAMEPLAY 2:00
A fretboard you can beat

Learn scales by hunting every note across the neck.

Pick a key, a position, and a scale. Tap every fret that holds a matching note before the board is cleared — get one wrong and it flashes red. It's the fastest way to actually memorize where scales live.

One-time purchase — no subscriptions, no account needed.
Em PENTATONIC · POSITION 1 15/20 true
Actual Guitar Scales Game screen: a fretboard grid mid-round, showing found notes in orange, a correct tap in yellow, and a wrong tap in red
Actual gameplay · not a mockup
Screenshots

What a round actually looks like.

Choose a key, position, and scale
Choose a key, position, and scale
Tap frets to find every matching note
Tap frets to find every matching note
Wrong taps flash red, right ones light up
Learn every key and position
Clear the board and see your results
Clear the board and see your results
How a round works

Three steps. No menus to get lost in.

01

Choose key, position, scale

A minor, 5th position, pentatonic — or any key, any of the scales guitarists actually use. The board resets to that shape.

02

Hunt every matching note

Tap frets across all six strings. Each correct tap lights up and counts down from the total; a wrong one flashes red and stays wrong.

03

Clear the board, see the shape

When every note is found, your results are summarized so the shape sticks — not just the score.

Who it's for

Built for practice, not for scrolling.

Beginners

Learn where scale shapes actually live on the neck, one fret at a time, without a teacher standing over your shoulder.

Working guitarists

Drill positions you already "sort of" know until your hands find them without thinking.

Teachers & students

Hand it to a student as a five-minute warm-up, or use it yourself between lessons.

Where to get it

One purchase, on your platform of choice.

App Store Available now Microsoft Store Coming soon
Google Play Coming soon
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