FAQ

A tactile, tabletop system of moveable wooden sticks that reveal chord shapes, scales, and the best notes to play in any key, so you can see it, stack it, and solo it without memorizing it.

Any guitar player who is motivated to learn and finally make sense in a hands-on, visual way.

Nope. The sticks are the scale. You replace memorization with orientation.

Yes. Slide the sticks, realign the pointers, and the whole map updates. See the sticks as templates.

Yes. You solo by following numbered dots that reveal chord tones inside the scale—no guesswork, no buffering, no frustration. "Just play the dots."

It's an investment in years saved. The cost hurts once. Confusion hurts forever. This tool flips that math.

No direct competitors. Nothing else makes the invisible relationships of the guitar this physical and instantly usable.

It incorporates tactile learning. The whole basis is to change keys quickly and build a custom note map.

Almost immediate. Once you learn how to mimic the pattern on the table and transfer to the fretboard, you are making music.

Depends on your background, but most intermediate players get the core concept in 15 minutes.

Only if you can answer this question: Do you want to be better? Seeing a map of all the "good" notes was life-changing for me.

Not at all, but you do need to learn how to assemble the sticks. Then learn how to transfer the pattern from the map onto the fretboard.