Guitar Buddy - Ear Training

A FRESH NEW LOOK: Guitar Buddy has been redesigned from the ground up. Every screen — from the Tuner and Metronome to Explore, the Journey, and Settings — now shares a clean, consistent visual style with unified typography, refined spacing, and a modern set of controls. The result is an app that feels calmer, clearer, and more polished to practice with, whatever you're working on. MEET THE HOME TAB: A brand-new Home tab greets you with your practice, at a glance. It's your personal starting point every time you open the app — see your streak, jump straight back into where you left off, and get a clear picture of how your ear training is coming along, all in one place. PRACTICE STREAKS: Guitar Buddy now tracks the days you practice and celebrates your streak. A little momentum goes a long way in ear training, and watching your streak grow is a satisfying nudge to keep showing up. AI PRACTICE INSIGHTS: A warm, personalized summary of how your practice is going, generated on-device with Apple Intelligence. It highlights what you're doing well, gently points out where you could focus next, and encourages you to pick things back up after a break — never a scold, always a coach. SMART RECOMMENDATIONS: Not sure what to work on today? The Home tab suggests your next exercise based on where you've been struggling, topics you haven't touched in a while, and training modes you haven't tried yet — so there's always a clear, worthwhile next step. PRACTICE REMINDERS: Set a friendly reminder to keep your practice consistent. Choose the time of day and exactly which days of the week you want a nudge, and Guitar Buddy will help you build the habit. PROGRESS AT A GLANCE: A new stats breakdown shows how you're doing across each type of ear training — notes, intervals, chords, and more — making it easy to see your strengths and spot the areas worth a little extra attention. IPAD & MAC POLISH: Ear-training sessions now keep a comfortable portrait layout on iPad, the Explore tab auto-selects a scale, chord, or interval so there's less tapping to get started, and macOS handling of window management and audio-device switching is more reliable than ever.