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Banjo Practice Log

Music

Joseph See

iPhone iPad$1.99
Store rating
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0
Price
$1.99
Platforms
2
Listed
Nov 15, 2026

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About Banjo Practice Log

Banjo Practice Log is the dedicated practice tracker built for banjo players. Whether you're working through Scruggs rolls, learning backup rhythm, or perfecting your melodic style, this app keeps every session counted and every streak alive.

Log your practice in seconds. See your progress at a glance. Stay consistent.

FEATURES

Daily Streak Tracking
Never lose your momentum. Build practice streaks and celebrate milestones with badges that reward consistency.

History Calendar
A full calendar view fills in as you practice — every active day highlighted so you can see your habit building in real time.

Insights Dashboard
Weekly, monthly, yearly, and all-time stats: total time, session count, average session length, and trend direction. Know exactly how you're growing.

Practice Area Goals
Break your practice into focused areas — Rolls, Backup, Melodic, Improvisation — each with its own daily time goal. Log sessions per area and track progress independently.

Built-In Chromatic Tuner
Tune up before you log. The built-in tuner includes banjo-specific presets (Open G, Double C, G Modal) so you can get in tune and start your session without switching apps.

Fully Customizable
Add your own practice areas, set your own goals, choose your theme, and configure weekly reminders to keep you on schedule.

iCloud Sync
Your data syncs seamlessly across iPhone, iPad, and Mac. Start a session on one device, check stats on another.

Built for beginners building their first habit and serious players tracking thousands of hours. Simple, fast, and completely focused on what matters: showing up and playing.

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