What sick-ass riffsdo you want to learn today?
Build a guitar habit that actually sticks.
Every lesson I ever needed is already out there, free, taught by phenomenal guitar teachers. My Guitar Day isn't another curriculum or a replacement for a teacher; it curates those lessons, pairs them with a finger-exercise library I built from years of teaching, and organizes the mix into your next half hour. Show up daily, weekly, or whenever you can; each session becomes your next Guitar Day and helps the habit stick.
- Warm-upA couple of exercises to loosen up your hands — clean reps first.
- TechniqueA focused technique from a real lesson video, worked in short loops.
- SongA song you actually want to play, broken down to your level.
- TheoryOne bite-size idea that ties the day together.
Learn free every day —or go Backstage for more lessons and a routine built around you.
General Admission
The free pass — a fresh lesson every day, no card, no catch.
$0 / mo
Jump in free. Backstage is waiting when you want the full show.
- One lesson a day, shaped to you
- Tailored to your level, genres, favorite bands & goals
- Your prompt shapes the lesson
- All 18 themes, free — switch whenever you like
- Your streak, day count and full lesson history
Backstage Pass
Your plan keeps adapting as you play.
$10/mo
$100/yearRegular price
- Tailored to your level, genres, favorite bands & goals
- Your prompt shapes the lesson
- All 18 themes, free — switch whenever you like
- Your streak, day count and full lesson history
- Milo reviews your lessons and updates your plan automatically
- Unlimited lessons
- Direct your lesson's structure
- Target specific techniques
- Create lesson plans and set lists
- Build your own theme, in your band's colors
- Built by a guitar teacher — forty students a week, and every day here follows that same half hour.
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He helps today. With Backstage, he learns over time.
General Admission: your prompt tells Milo what you want to practice, and you can ask him practical questions about the lesson in front of you.
Milo updates your plan automatically.
After a run of lessons, he reviews what you played and adjusts the instructions behind the next ones. Your practice keeps adapting without another setup step.
I'm an acoustic player — I want to get good at fingerstyle blues.
Good goal, and a reachable one. I'll shape your days around it: thumb independence first, then Delta patterns in open G. Saving that to your plan so tomorrow starts there too.
a week later
how am I doing on that?
Six days of alternating bass and it's finally steady — you stopped watching your thumb around day four. That's the hard part done, so today we put a melody on top of it.