Fretboard King: Guitar notes
Learn the guitar fretboard
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Master every note on the guitar fretboard with quick, interactive drills. This app provides instant feedback and personalized insights to help you learn scales, chords, and improvisation skills efficiently. It offers various modes to suit your learning pace and focus.
What's New in Fretboard King
1.0.6
September 7, 2026
Choose your round length — Quick (6), Standard (12), or Marathon (24 notes) in Settings Daily note fix — if notifications are blocked, the app now takes you straight to Settings to turn them back on Small fixes and improvements Progress at a note level after a number of rounds.
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FAQ
Does Fretboard King have ads?
No, Fretboard King is completely ad-free. The app description explicitly states 'no ads', ensuring an uninterrupted learning experience.
What devices does Fretboard King support?
Fretboard King is available on iPhone, iPad, and iPod. It supports both portrait and landscape orientations.
How often is Fretboard King updated?
The latest version, 1.0.6, was released on September 7, 2026. While specific update frequency isn't detailed, the recent update suggests ongoing support.
Is Fretboard King suitable for beginners?
Yes, Fretboard King is designed for all levels, including beginners. Its quick drills and clear feedback help build foundational fretboard knowledge.
Can I practice specific strings with Fretboard King?
Yes, Fretboard King allows you to drill specific strings. This feature is useful for targeting areas where you need the most practice, like just the B string.
Does Fretboard King require an account?
No, Fretboard King does not require an account. It also works fully offline and does not track user data.
What is the age rating for Fretboard King?
Fretboard King has an age rating of 4+. This indicates it is suitable for a wide range of users, including younger learners.
How does Fretboard King help with improvisation?
By mastering every note on the fretboard, Fretboard King provides the fundamental skill needed for improvisation. Knowing note locations unlocks understanding of scales and chord voicings.