Guitar Path

Learn the fretboard one triad at a time: link the chord tones along the neck and find the shortest path.

  1. The glowing note is your start. The goal tells you which triad to build, and the start must stay its lowest-sounding note.
  2. Tap the next triad note, then the last one, following the arrows under the goal. Each arrow is one link: straight or diagonal, and a link can skip strings. Each tap draws a blue link.
  3. Links turn green on the shortest path and red if they're wrong. The note names only appear when you get the whole path.
Level
InversionsExpert and Master: sometimes start on the 3rd or 5th
Check linksJudge the whole path, or each link as you go
SoundHear each note you link
HandednessLeft-handed mirrors the fretboard

Prototype v0.9 for feedback. Standard tuning E A D G B E, frets 0–12.

Round 1 of 10

C major triad ascending

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Guitar Path plays in landscape so the whole fretboard fits on screen.