Training Mode
Practice freely with unlimited training options to master the fretboard at your own pace.
Staff Learning Mode
Connect notes on the musical staff to their positions on your instrument for better sight-reading.
Detailed Statistics
Track your progress with in-depth stats for every fret and training mode.
Many Instruments
Includes 5 guitars (electric and acoustic), 3 basses, banjo, mandolin, and ukulele.
- Game Mode Race against the clock in competitive challenges with multiple levels of increasing difficulty.
- Free Play Mode Explore the fretboard interactively and discover note positions without pressure.
- Smart Training Engine Fretuoso adapts to your weaknesses and automatically targets areas that need improvement.
- Highly Customizable Set custom tunings, focus on specific fretboard areas, and tailor your learning experience.
- Mobile App Enjoy a clear, responsive fretboard experience on your mobile devices.
- Advanced Training Fine-tune your practice with control over training areas and support for 40+ scale types.
- Social Integration Share your achievements with friends and earn them through Game Center, Google Play Games, and social sharing.
- Cloud Sync Keep supported progress and preferences available across compatible devices with iCloud or Google Play Games.
- Realistic Sounds Train with authentic instrument sounds for a more immersive experience.
- International App Available in dozens of languages for users worldwide.
- Free To Try Try any instrument with ads, then unlock full access and remove ads with a Premium subscription.
Artist Testimonials
Learning the notes on the fretboard is key to any guitarist's development on the instrument, and Fretuoso is a neat way to get that info burned into your brain without having to carry a guitar with you everywhere you go. Pretty cool! Bryan Beller (The Aristocrats, Joe Satriani, Steve Vai, Dethklok)
This is one of the best apps I've seen in a while. It's simple, fun and educational. Very useful for guitar players because many tend to play by ear and not care much about knowing the fretboard. Rick Mussalam (Mike Keneally, Gryphon Labs)