Learn the guitar fretboard properly. Fret Rush, from GuitarVivo, shows you a fretboard and asks you to find notes by tapping the right frets. It is simple to pick up, and you will see real improvement within days.
Knowing where every note lives is one of the most useful things a guitarist can do. Once you
have it, you can find any scale, chord or interval anywhere on the neck without stopping to
think.
PLAY
Fret Rush: the full-neck challenge. One note at a time, all 78 positions, as fast as you can.
FretRush 5: the same idea limited to the first five frets. Start here if you are new.
Find Notes: Range asks for every instance of one note inside a four-fret window.
Find Notes: Speed does the same across the whole neck, against the clock.
Nightmare: five lives and a shot clock that tightens as you go. Mistakes set you back.
TRAIN
Weak Point Training: uses your own history to work out which notes, strings and areas of the
neck you get wrong most, then weights the questions towards them.
Custom Game: choose the frets, strings, notes, timing and rules, and build your own drill.
TOOLS
Tuner: chromatic, listens through the microphone. Standard, Drop D, half step down and
custom tunings, with adjustable reference pitch.
Metronome: 40 to 240 BPM, with 2, 3, 4 or 6 beats to the bar and tap tempo.
TRACK YOUR PROGRESS
Every run is saved. See your best times, your accuracy, your daily streak, and which notes
give you the most trouble. Create a free account to sync across devices and compete on the
global leaderboards.
FREE AND PRO
Fret Rush, FretRush 5 and Find Notes: Range are unlimited and always free. Leaderboards and
streaks are free too.
Fret Rush Pro is a one-time purchase. It removes ads, lifts the daily limit on the advanced
modes, and unlocks detailed stats: per-note accuracy, weak-note analysis and your full
history. No subscription.
The free version shows ads between games.
Left-handed? The whole fretboard mirrors, from Profile or mid-game.
Requires no sign-up to play. Standard tuning, frets 0 to 12.
Learn every note on the guitar fretboard. Practise daily, track your progress.