Struggling with this chord? Lesson Path teaches one chord at a time with
step-by-step guidance.
π Perfect!
Startingβ¦
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π How to Read a Chord Diagram
Vertical lines = strings
Left = low E (thickest). Right = high e (thinnest). Labels at bottom.
Horizontal lines = frets
The thick bar at top is the nut. Numbers on left = fret numbers.
Coloured dots = finger positions
Number inside = which finger (1=index, 2=middle, 3=ring, 4=pinky).
β above = open string
Play this string without pressing anything.
β above = mute
Don't play or mute that string with a nearby finger.
β‘ Chord Challenge
Form each chord as fast as you can
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You got it!
Tap β Add a Chord below to load a diagram
Finger Placement
C Major
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πElectric guitar detected. Plug into an amplifier β the mic can't pick up an
unplugged electric guitar reliably.
π΅ Audio Check
Play any
note in the chord
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confirmed
Listeningβ¦
Standard Tuner
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Pluck a stringβ¦
Pick Grip Check
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Show your right hand to camera
Pinch thumb and index finger together as if holding a pick
Chord Accuracy
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Transition Drill
Use the search bar above to add chords (up to 5)
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Switches
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Best
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Avg
Chord Sequence
Tap the search box above to find and add chords
Controls
Level
BPM
AUTO
Teacher (0)
π΅ Songs by Chord
Select chords you know β see what songs you can already play
Select chords above to see matching songs
πΈ
Welcome to GTAI
Point your webcam at your fretting hand. Pick a chord. GTAI watches your fingers and tells
you exactly what to fix β in real time, no buttons, no waiting.
Green hand = fretting handThis is the hand pressing
chords on the neck. GTAI tracks it and tells you exactly which finger to fix.
Orange hand = strumming handThis is the hand that strums
the strings. GTAI can check your strum direction too.
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Accuracy ringA ring fills around your hand as your
fingers lock in. When it turns green, the chord is confirmed β you did it!
π‘ Sit facing the camera in playing position with your guitar. Good lighting helps
tracking.
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See your hands tracked live
Your camera starts automatically. GTAI draws a coloured skeleton over each hand in real
time.
Starting cameraβ¦
β Green = fretting hand (chords)β Orange = strumming hand
π―
5 Practice Modes
Switch between modes using the bar at the top of the screen. Each one is designed for a
different stage of learning.
πΈ
Solo Practice
Browse all
chords in the right panel and tap any one to start practising immediately.
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Lesson Path
Guided
step-by-step from E Minor all the way to F barre chord.
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Transition Drills
Search
chords directly in the panel and practise switching with a metronome.
β‘
Chord Challenge
Form
chords as fast as you can and score points.
π
Tabs Player
Load any
Guitar Pro file (.gpx / .gp5 / .gp) and follow along with a moving playhead. Great for learning a real
song note-by-note.
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Reading the Feedback
GTAI colours your hand skeleton every frame to show how close you are to the correct
shape.
β
Red β needs fixingGTAI names the exact finger and what to do, e.g. "Curl your Ring finger more"
or "Move Index toward the bridge."
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Orange β almost thereSmall adjustment needed. Hold still and fine-tune just that one finger.
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Green β confirmed!All fingers correct. The ring fills up, a chime plays, chord counted.
Difficulty β how
strict is the grading?
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Low β approximate shape is
enough. Best for beginners.
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Medium β fingers clearly in
position, small wobbles OK.
β
Hard β must land in the
correct fret position. Every millimetre counts.
ποΈ
Tools & Controls
All tools live in the toolbar at the bottom. Hover the thin strip to expand it. Try moving
your mouse down now.
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Voice feedbackTurns on spoken corrections so you can keep
your eyes on your guitar instead of the screen. Highly recommended.
β
Left-handed modeMirrors detection for left-handed
players. Turn this on if you hold the neck with your right hand.
π―
Find HandIf tracking loses your hand, click this to
re-lock the target circle to your current position.
π·
Camera PrivacyZoom to Guitar fills the screen
with your fret hand β your face and background are completely hidden. Background Blur keeps
your hand sharp and blurs everything else. Both buttons sit in the bottom-left of the camera
view.
βοΈZoomOFF
π«§BlurOFF
π‘ All 7 tools are in the toolbar β hover the thin strip at the bottom of the screen to
expand it.
βοΈ Setup
Quick setup before you start
Tell GTAI about your guitar so it compares your hand against the right recordings. You can
change this anytime in the Menu.
Which guitar are you
playing?
Where is your thumb on
the back of the neck?
π‘ Not sure? Choose Acoustic + Thumb Behind β the most common beginner combination.
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You're Ready!
Start practising now β or create a free account to save your progress
and earn badges.
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Welcome!
Account
created β your progress will be saved automatically.
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Your first goal
Get
3 confirmations on Em β the easiest chord on guitar.
Just 2 fingers. You'll feel the ring fill up and hear the chime. That's the whole loop.
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Know a song already?Switch to Tabs mode and load a Guitar Pro file β a moving playhead follows
every note so you always know where you are in the song.
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Private Guitar Lessons: GTAI ChatTap π¬ Chat in the
toolbar to ask anything about chords, technique, or music theory β answers are drawn from personalized
guitar lecture material, not generic online sources.
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Want to have some
more fun?
Turn on
Party Mode for confetti and colorful celebrations! Find it in
Menu β Account.
β Red β major finger errorβ Orange β small adjustment neededβ Green β confirmed!
Difficulty levels
Low β forgivingMedium β position checkHard β strictExpert β ultra-precise
Modes
πΈ Solo Practice β search a chord β
auto-startsπ Lesson Path β guided E Minor β F barre
curriculumβ Drills β timed switching between your
chordsβ‘ Challenge β scored speed gameπ Tabs β load a Guitar Pro file and follow along
with a moving playhead
β οΈ Known Browser Issues
βΊScroll in onboarding slides β on some versions of Chrome
and Safari on macOS, two-finger trackpad scrolling inside the intro slides may not respond. Use the Next β
button to advance, or scroll using the keyboard (Space / arrow keys) after clicking inside the card.
βΊScroll in "Before You Start" screen β same issue may
affect the posture & technique intro modal. If you can't scroll to the bottom, try clicking inside the
modal first, then use two-finger swipe or arrow keys.
βΊCamera on Safari (iOS) β Safari on iPhone/iPad requires
the page to be loaded over HTTPS for camera access. If the camera won't start, make sure you're not on a
plain http:// URL.
βΊMicrophone (Audio Check) on Firefox β pitch detection may
be slower or less accurate on Firefox due to differences in Web Audio API implementation. Chrome or Safari
recommended for best mic performance.
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About GTAI
How the app is organized
π· Webcam Input
Your camera streams live video.
MediaPipe detects both hands every frame and outputs a 21-point skeleton per hand.
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π§ AI Chord Engine
A specialized in-house algorithm
built on top of the MediaPipe skeleton. It maps 21 joint positions into a compact geometric signature and
matches it against a trained chord library in real time β no cloud call, no latency.
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Accuracy Ring
Arc fills as you hold the shape. Green = confirmed.
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Live Coaching
Names the exact finger to fix and what to do β red/orange/green overlay.
π΅
Audio Check
Mic detects each string by pitch and octave β confirms them one by one.
Practice Modes
πΈ Solo Practice
Free mode β add any chord, practice at your own pace.
π Lesson Path
Guided curriculum E Min β F. Unlock each chord with 5 confirmations.
β Transition Drills
Timed switching between chords. Metronome included.
β‘ Challenge
Beat-the-clock scoring game. Points per confirmation.
π Tabs
Load a Guitar Pro file and follow along with a moving playhead. Speed control, loop points & track
selector included.
Support Tools
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Chord Diagrams
Visual fret
map per chord
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Tuner
Chromatic β
mic-based
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Metronome
BPM control,
in Drills mode
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AI Tutor Chat
Private video
knowledge base
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Badges
Achievements
& milestones
All processing runs locally in the browser β no video is sent to any server.
Before You Start
Posture, Hand Position &
Your First Chord
This opens each time you enter Lesson Path. Tap the π Lesson Path mode in the panel to reopen it anytime.
βΊ Keep your forearm straight β this is the single most important starting
point. It doesn't have to be exactly 90Β°, just make sure this section of your arm is not bent at the wrist.
βΊ Your arm stays behind the neck β if your elbow is swinging out to
the side, bring it back in. The forearm should approach the neck from behind, not from the side.
βΊThumb curved inward on the back of the neck β not wrapped over
the top (unless you choose Thumb Over style). It acts as an anchor that lets your fingers rotate freely up
and down the strings.
βΊPalm not touching the neck β if your palm is resting against
the wood, your last strings won't ring. Move it slightly away.
βΊStay relaxed β tension is your enemy. If your wrist or hand is
tight, pause, shake it out, and restart the four steps: straighten β place on neck β tuck thumb β open
fingers.
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Finger Shape
βΊ Every finger (except the pinky) should
make a semi-circle shape β curved, not flat, not tucked
in. Imagine each fingertip pressing down like a small arch.
βΊ The pinky is different β it only has two joints, so instead of a
semicircle, bend the first joint up and keep the rest straight. This is unnatural at first but it's the
correct form.
βΊ Place fingers close to the fret (just behind it, not on top of it). The
closer you are, the less force you need and the less buzzing you'll get.
βΊCheck every string rings β after placing a finger, pluck each
string individually. If any string is muted, that finger is touching it accidentally. Adjust by moving up
slightly.
πΈ
Your First Chord β E Minor
The easiest open chord to
start with
βΊ E Minor uses just 2 fingers: 2nd fret on the A string and 2nd fret on the D
string. All other strings are played open.
βΊ It's the same cluster as E Major β just
remove the third finger from the G string when you learn
E Major later.
βΊ Because all 6 strings play, E Minor is a
great way to practice making none of the open strings
muted. Pluck each one and listen.
βΊ Start here even if E Minor feels too easy
β it builds the muscle memory and hand position habits
that every harder chord depends on.
πΊοΈ
The Path Ahead
βΊ Confirm each chord 5 times to unlock the next one in the sequence.
βΊ The order β E Min β A Min β D β E β A β C
β G β F β is intentional. Each chord builds on habits from the last.
βΊDon't rush chord switching β master the shape first. Speed
comes after your fingers know where to go without thinking.
βΊ If something buzzes, don't ignore it β
fix it now. Bad habits practiced a thousand times become
very hard to unlearn.