Most guitar apps are built for people who already play: every version of every song, dense sheets, ads to scroll past. Fret Not is built for your first year instead. Save each song you're learning with its chords, capo, strumming, and tuning, then pull it up weeks later and play. Fret Not Pro finds beginner-friendly chords for any song, so you're not digging through hard versions of your favorites to find a level you can play. No ads, no clutter, no sign-in.
Hi Product Hunt 👋
A year ago I started learning guitar. I'd learn a song, feel good about it, then pick up the guitar a few days later with no idea what the chords were. I'd have to track down the YouTube link or Ultimate Guitar link to relearn it, and get frustrated.
When I went looking for help, every app felt built for people who already play. Endless versions of each song, dense sheets, ads to scroll past, and the chords for my favorite songs were full of barre shapes I couldn't do yet. Nothing met me where I actually was, at the beginning.
Turns out that gap is why most people quit. 90% of beginners stop within a year, most inside the first 90 days (from a Fender survey). Not because it's too hard. Because it stops being fun. You lose the songs you loved, momentum dies, and the guitar goes back in the corner.
Fret Not is the thing I wanted. Save a song once with its chords, capo, strumming, and tuning, link it to Spotify so you can play along, and add your reference links so you can jump back into learning it. Pull it up weeks later and just play.
Fret Not launched in December 2025, but I'm just now launching Fret Not Pro. With Pro, you don't need to know the chords already. Add a song from Spotify and Pro comes back with the chords at your level. For beginners that means open shapes and a capo instead of barre chords
If you're in your first year of learning guitar, I'd love for you to be the 1 in 10 still playing next year. Let me know what you think!