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Practice music with purpose

Journaling app for musicians of all levels to track your progress and reflect on your growth. Turn your practice into a consistent, rewarding habit.

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Current practice
La La land
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00:12:31
Recent practice
Gymnopedie 1
Song
Apr 20, 2026
20m
WINS
Right hand melody learned kinda
STRUGGLES
Left hand needs more practice, jumps a too big
WHAT'S NEXT
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THIS WEEK'S ACTIVITY
Total practice time this week: 1h 43m
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The Toolkit

Everything you need for intentional practice

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Track What You’re Learning

Organize everything you’re working on in one place — songs, exercises, techniques, repertoire, and personal projects. See exactly what you’re learning and how your skills evolve over time.

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Log Practice Time

Track how much time you spend on each song, skill, or project. Understand where your effort goes, stay consistent, and build a practice habit that leads to real progress.

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Reflect on Every Session

Capture results, breakthroughs, challenges, and thoughts after each practice session. Turn reflection into improvement by noticing patterns, celebrating wins, and adjusting your approach.

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The Creator

About Me

I’m Daria — a software engineer by profession, with the dream of becoming a creative artist one day. I am constantly exploring ways to make learning music on my own easier and more fulfilling. And I am sharing this journey, experiments and lessons i learned on my tiktok and youtube pages.

The Story

Why I Built This

I love learning music and doing it on my own, but staying consistent was always hard for me. I started and gave up many times — guitar, singing, ukulele, piano. The hardest part was continuing when progress felt slow and results took time.

Then i decided to try journaling after each practice session and it helped a lot. Reflecting on what I did, noticing small achievements, and seeing how much effort I had already put in made me want to keep going and practice more.

I couldn’t find an app that felt intuitive or let me organize practice logs by projects, so as a software engineer, I decided to build one :) I hope you find it useful. It’s currently completely free and without ads, and I’d love to hear your feedback.

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