FretCapo is a neck desk with a sliding capo clamp. The six stamps under the header are the doors. Drag the clamp or tap ALL to open the full station board.
The bay shows the open guitar as flat blocks: body, neck, and capo. Last action sits as six tap rows with a setup score.
On the action desk, drag each of the six strings and snap a stage, low, or high slope. The bow desk pulls the neck from back-bow to a hair of forward relief.
Place a capo on a live fret map and read the new notes. Walk each saddle until the twelfth matches the open string. Tap a string on the tune bay and watch the needle, then start a click.
Keep a guitar card for name, gauge set, scale, capo fret, and notes. The rack holds every neck. The string log remembers each change by date and set.
Pulse charts flip between action, monthly changes, and relief dots. Pair two necks side by side. An eight-beat walk ticks every desk. Twelve setup cues cover capo buzz, sighting relief, and winding the posts.
Day paper or night ink on the lamp. Wipe the neck to return the sample rack.
Set action, bow the neck, and chart every guitar.