Build multi-day practice paths from your own beats, fills, and drills — or point Learn This at any pattern and get a day-by-day plan that ramps the tempo past your last pass. Enroll on the days you actually practice and follow it from a real calendar.
Lay out practice day by day from your saved beats, fills, and drills. Each day carries its own tempo and duration settings — your creation itself never changes. Duplicate a day, tweak, reorder.
Point Learn This at any pattern and it builds the plan: fills climb from sticking-only to accents to full voicing while the tempo ramps past your last pass; beats get a learn day, then play-only ramp days.
Pick the weekdays you actually practice and every plan day lands on a real date. Miss one and the schedule slides forward — no streaks broken, no red marks.
Play against a reference you fade out, judge your own reps with guided self-checks, and log the tempo you passed at. The app keeps the schedule and the tempos — you keep the ears.
Send a path to a friend or a student with one link — they can enroll and follow it on their own schedule, and only you can edit it.
A starter set of guided skill paths ships in the app — isolation first, tempo climbing, then the skill inside real grooves — with more launching over time.
Say you want to nail a fill you built — or one you found in Explore. Learn This reads the pattern, sees what your hands can already do, and drafts the whole plan: a hands-only sticking day at a comfortable start tempo, ramp days that climb about as many BPM as you have minutes to give, accents layered in when the pattern earns them, and a final full-voicing day that lands exactly at the authored tempo. Every day's minutes come from the actual work on it, not a guess.
Or build the plan yourself. A path is just days — each one holding your saved beats, fills, and drills with per-day tempo, duration, and pacing, plus notes to yourself and rest blocks. Duplicate yesterday and tweak one thing. When it looks right, enroll: pick your practice weekdays, and every day lands on a real date you can see on a calendar.
Then you play. The reference pattern runs while you play along, then fades out until you're carrying it alone — and the self-check prompts ask the questions a teacher would. Pass a day and the plan moves; have a rough one and it steps down without ever shaming you. The app keeps the schedule and the tempos. You keep the ears.
Coming to iPhone, iPad & Android
Plan the week. Follow the path.