Play More Songs, Faster, With Popular Chord Progressions
See the Song. Follow the Colours. Play the Chords.
Progressions Made Simple
Each song breaks down into easy-to-read chord progressions, so you can focus on playing instead of deciphering a full sheet of music.
Know Where You Are
Follow the Intro, Verse, Chorus, Bridge and Ending in order. Each labelled row shows you what to play next.
Let Colour Guide You
Light beige marks Intros, pale blue Verses, pale pink Choruses, pale green Bridges and pale orange Endings. Spot familiar sections at a glance.
Find Your Next Song
Start with free songs, then explore the full online library with membership. Beginner lessons and chord diagrams help you build confidence as you go.
From Song Choice to First Chord in Three Steps
Step 1
1. Pick a song from the free selection or, with membership, search the full library for one you want to play.
Step 2
2. Read down the colour-coded rows to follow its Intro, Verse, Chorus, Bridge and Ending.
Step 3
3. Play the chords shown in each progression, moving to the next section as the song unfolds.
Find Your Next Song
Free Songs to Get Started
Play before you join
Explore for Free
Try selected songs at no cost. Follow the colour-coded intro, verse and chorus rows, then play each chord progression at your own pace.
Popular Songs, Simple Progressions
More music with full access
323+ Songs
Explore a broad collection of popular songs in a consistent, easy-to-follow format. Choose a title, move through its sections and keep playing.
Your Songs, Ready to Play
Make every practice session count
Member Favourite
Search the full library for a song you love, follow its chord progression and save favourites to My Songbook for your next session.
Know What to Play, Finger by Finger
Every song is easier to follow when the chords make sense. The chord library pairs each chord with a clear diagram so you can check where your fingers go before you start playing. Finger numbers show which fingers to use, while open-string and muted-string markers tell you which strings to let ring and which to avoid. When a song calls for a barre chord, the diagram shows how one finger holds down multiple strings. Look up an unfamiliar shape, practise it slowly, then return to the song with more confidence.
From First Notes to First Song
Get to Know Your Guitar
Learn the parts of your guitar, tune the strings and read the chord diagrams you'll use throughout the song library.
Free beginner lessons
Build Your Chord Skills
Play your first three chords, practise changing between them and learn to count a steady 1-2-3-4 beat.
Step-by-step practice
Strum Your First Song
Read a simple chord progression, add a strumming pattern and follow the song sections from intro to ending.
Your first complete song
More Songs, More Confidence
“The verse and chorus are laid out so clearly that I can follow a song without getting lost. I went from practicing chord changes to actually playing songs.”
— Jamie R., beginner guitarist
“I can find a song I know, check a chord diagram, and start playing. Having the library in one place makes picking up my guitar so much easier.”
— Alex M., returning player
Choose How You Want to Play
Free Starter — $0
Try the song-progression format- Selected free songs
- Basic chord diagrams
- Introductory guitar lessons
- Guide to reading song progressions
- Complete song collection
- Member practice tools
Full Access Monthly — $7.95/month
The complete library, month by month- Complete collection of 323+ songs
- Full chord library and diagrams
- Complete beginner lessons
- Song search
- My Songbook favourites
- New song additions
- Practice tools
- Monthly billing
Full Access Annual — $59/year
A full year of songs and lessons- Complete collection of 323+ songs
- Full chord library and lessons
- My Songbook and practice tools
- Song search and new additions
- One annual payment
- Lower cost than monthly access
Your Next Song Starts Here
Pick a free song and follow its chord progression, or choose full membership to explore the complete library. Find a song you love and make more music today.