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Practice tools for guitar players.

Two focused iPhone apps. No accounts, no subscriptions, no data leaving your device.

Plectrum Practice

Three tools that feel like one instrument.

Plectrum Theory

Essential theory for guitar players.

Above: Plectrum Practice on iPhone.

Above: Plectrum Theory on iPhone.

The apps

Tools that get out of the way.

Most guitar apps want your attention. They count your streak, score your accuracy, and nudge you back tomorrow. Plectrum does none of that. There are no streaks, no scores and no gamified systems, because the point is to spend the time with the instrument in your hands.

Each app does one thing properly. Practice is a stage tool first: a drone you can play over for an hour, a metronome that does not drift, and a circle of fifths you can actually drive. Theory is a curriculum taught on the fretboard, where the shapes live, rather than on a page you have to translate.

They are dark by default, they keep working with no signal, and they never ask you to sign in.

Buy only what you need.

Each Plectrum app is sold separately on the App Store, so you can start with the one that fits how you practise. If you want more than one, the bundle costs less than buying them individually.

No subscription and nothing to renew. Prices are shown on the App Store, where Apple handles every purchase.

Questions before you buy? Email support@plectrum.app.