Minutes, not a streak
Practice planner
A useful hour is a few lines, not an app that celebrates you. Title the session, date it, name the focus in a sentence, and give minutes to warm-up, technique, songs and ear. The last line is one thing you want to walk out with: a chord change, a tempo, a bar you kept missing. The PDF is that page and nothing else.
Write it before you play
Filling the form is the planning. The guitar work happens away from the keyboard. If the minutes add up to more than the time you have, cut the repertoire before you cut the warm-up. The metronome can hold the tempo you wrote down. The fretboard trainer can be the ear line if you would rather see notes than sing them. Neither is required for the sheet to make sense.
This visit only
There is no history. Tomorrow’s plan is a new page, or the PDF you saved today and scribbled on. The site will not remind you. That is honest for a tool with nowhere to put a reminder.
Questions
- Can I add exercises by name?
- Put them in the focus or the last line. The form stays short so it still fits one page.
- Will the minutes be checked?
- No. They are a budget, not a timer. The metronome is the clock if you want a click.