Train yourself to find any note on the fretboard.
Fill every position on the fretboard as fast as you can. One note at a time — the ultimate neck workout.
Find all instances of a note within a 4-fret window. Build positional memory.
Find every instance across the full neck as fast as possible. Build speed.
Identify all notes in a scale. Learn scale patterns and positions.
Find intervals from a root note. Master the building blocks of music.
Locate all notes in a chord. Understand harmony across the neck.
Race the clock finding notes. Build speed under pressure.
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Train yourself to find any note on the fretboard — fast.
Fret Rush is an interactive training tool designed to help guitarists memorise the fretboard. The app presents you with an on-screen fretboard — just like a real guitar — and challenges you to find notes by clicking the correct frets.
No downloads or sign-ups are needed. Everything runs in your browser.
Tip for beginners: Start with Find Notes: Range to build positional memory in small sections, then move to Find Notes: Speed once you're comfortable across the full neck.
A standard guitar has 6 strings, tuned (from thickest to thinnest) to E, A, D, G, B, and E. The fretboard displays frets 0 (open string) through 12. Fret markers — the dots you see on real guitars — appear at frets 3, 5, 7, 9, and 12 (double dot) to help you orientate yourself.
Each fret raises the pitch by one semitone. At fret 12 you reach the octave — the same note name as the open string, one octave higher.
Learning the fretboard is one of the most valuable things a guitarist can do. Once you know where every note is, you can find any scale, chord, or interval anywhere on the neck without having to think about it.
You're given a note name and a highlighted 4-fret window. Find every occurrence within the window. Builds positional memory in focused sections — ideal for beginners.
Find every instance of a named note across all 6 strings and 12 frets as fast as possible. One wrong answer ends the round. Builds automatic recall for real playing.
Fill every position on the fretboard one note at a time. The ultimate full-neck workout — you have to find all 78 positions as fast as you can.
Every correct answer adds 10 points. Your streak (consecutive correct rounds without a miss) is tracked separately — one wrong answer resets it to zero.
Focus on A, B, C, D, E, F, G before sharps and flats. Once you know the naturals, the sharps and flats fall in between.
Two strings up and two frets right always lands on the same note one octave higher (strings 6→4 and 5→3). Learning this pattern lets you locate any note instantly.
The open strings (E A D G B E) and 12th fret repeat the same notes. Use fret markers at 5, 7, and 9 as reference points.
Short, consistent sessions beat occasional long ones. Even 10 minutes a day produces noticeable results within a few weeks.
Recommended progression: Start with Find Notes — Range until you can clear any window without mistakes, then switch to Find Notes — Speed and chase your best time.
No. Both modes work purely on fretboard geography — you're simply asked to find a named note.
Yes. The fretboard scales to fit smaller screens. Tap a fret to select it, just as you would click on desktop.
Yes. Your accuracy, round count, best time, and streak are saved in your browser's local storage and persist between sessions.
Standard tuning: E A D G B e (low to high).
Last updated: 3 March 2026
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