Steps, not tabs
The five-step journey is the method made visible. You always know where you are and what earns the next step.
Guitar, properly taught
A revolutionary way to learn the songs you love
Frazer breaks a song into steps you can actually play, listens while you play them, and tells you what it hears — the change that landed late, the string that didn't ring, the bar you rushed.
Slow the song down without the chipmunk effect. Loop the bars that fight back. Fade the guitar out of the band and take its place.
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We've sent you one email to confirm it's really you. Click the button in it and your spot is saved.
Nothing in your inbox after a minute or two? Check spam — and if it's there, dragging it out helps us reach you on launch day.
Frazer opens in
Most people who pick up a guitar never learn to play it.
Not because they lack talent. Because nobody is listening.
Frazer is different. Real-time feedback on every chord change, every strum, every beat — so you always know what to work on next. Frazer coaches. Other apps test.
How it works
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Learn it in steps
Every song follows the same five: Listen, Chord Mastery, Strumming Mastery, Section Loop, then Play & Jam. No tab dump, no guessing what to practise next.
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Play with the band
Full-band recordings played by professional musicians — not MIDI, not a karaoke track. Fade the guitar down and you're not playing along to the song, you're playing in it.
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Get coached
Record a take and Frazer tells you what it heard — a change that landed late, muted strings, a rushed bar — while you're playing, not in a report card afterwards.
Practice that sticks
Built on the science of how skills actually stick — what you revisit, and when, is decided by how you really played it.
A coach that hears you
Frazer listens through your microphone and names the miss. Not a score out of ten — the actual thing to fix next.
The song, in pieces
Slide the guitar out of the band and take its place. Slow it down with the pitch intact, and loop the four bars that keep catching you.
Why join now
Frazer gets sharper with every player who joins. Early players shape what it hears, what it teaches, and which songs come next.
We're launching deep rather than wide: a small set of songs taught properly, played by real musicians, rather than a catalogue of auto-generated chord charts. What gets added next is voted for by the people on this list.
We'll also be honest with you: this is a beta. Some of it is rough. You'll be among the first people in the world to be coached by it, and the first to tell us where it's wrong.
What you get
Frazer opens on 1 September. The list is how you get in — and every song we've built is yours to play, free.
- The full five-step journey on every song we've built
- Real-time coaching on your own playing
- A say in what Frazer learns next
Questions
When does it launch?
1 September 2026. We'll email you that morning.
What does it cost during the beta?
Nothing. Every song we've built is yours to play while we're in beta. We'll be straight with you about pricing well before that changes — nobody gets surprised by a charge.
Why only a few songs at launch?
Because doing this properly is slow. Every song is played by real musicians and checked bar by bar so the coaching is actually right. We'd rather teach a handful of songs well than thousands badly — and you get to vote on what comes next.
What gear do I need?
Any guitar and the microphone already in your phone or laptop. No audio interface, no cable, nothing to buy.
Acoustic or electric?
Both. They sound different enough that Frazer listens differently to each — which is why we ask on the form. Telling us helps it tune its ears to you.
What happens to my recordings?
They're used to coach you, and to make the coach better at hearing players like you. They're never sold or shared, and you can opt out of the second part without losing the first.
Can I unsubscribe?
Any time, from a link in every email. We'll only email you about Frazer.
Be there on day one
Free run of everything we've built, and a hand in what Frazer becomes.
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