Hear relationships
Recognise the character of common intervals and develop a repeatable listening process.
Turn the fundamentals into patterns you can hear and move.
This stage introduces the relationships behind melodies and shapes. Intervals become both sounds and fret distances; scales become formulas you can transpose instead of diagrams you must memorise.
After this stage
What will you understand and be able to do?
Build scales
Construct major, natural minor and pentatonic scales from intervals and see them across the fretboard.
Move shapes
Understand why power chords and barre chords can shift while keeping their quality.
Lesson directory
Everything in this stage
The order reflects concepts required by later lessons. You can open any topic in the app, while recommendations show what is worth learning first.
- 01Intervals: seconds, thirds, and beyondGuided lesson with knowledge check✓
- 02Major scalesGuided lesson with knowledge check✓
- 03Natural minor scalesGuided lesson with knowledge check✓
- 04Major and minor pentatonic scalesGuided lesson with knowledge check✓
- 05Power chordsGuided lesson with knowledge check✓
- 06Barre chords and movable voicingsGuided lesson with knowledge check✓
- 07Ear training basicsGuided lesson with knowledge check✓
Topic map
How the lessons combine into larger skills.
Ear and interval
Interval names, semitone distances, characteristic sound and focused ear-training habits.
Scale fluency
Major, natural minor and both pentatonic colours with root-aware fretboard maps.
Movable harmony
Power chords and barre shapes connected to roots instead of fixed diagrams.
The next stage uses these relationships to build keys, chords, melodies and complete forms.
Fretuno for Android
Complete the stage at your pace and revisit any lesson.
Fretuno is being prepared for release. The Google Play link will appear here when the store listing is live.