Guided practice, powered by AI
Stop guessing what to practice.
Tell Woodshed the song or the part that's not working. It builds a week of guided practice around it, with drills that score what you play. Built on real music expertise, not a generic AI course.
"I can play the chords, but the change into the chorus keeps falling apart."
Mon–Wed: the change into the chorus, slow
Metronome-paced, just the two chords. No strumming yet.
Thu: add the strumming pattern
Only once the change is clean at tempo.
Fri: play the full chorus, then rate it
How did it feel? Rate it and Woodshed adjusts next week.
The gap
The week of practice is where progress is won or lost
Whether it's a teacher's intent or your own, the week between sessions is where it either carries through or doesn't. Practice happens wrong, half-remembered, or not at all, and the next session gets spent re-covering ground instead of moving forward. Woodshed carries that intent into the week, then reports back what actually happened.
How it works
Three steps, guided by AI
Start
Tell Woodshed what you're working on, or take a quick skill-level check-in and let its AI suggest where to begin.
Get your week
The AI builds a full guided practice week around it, the same structuring a teacher would do.
Follow along
Step-by-step practice on your phone: clear, structured, one step at a time.
Find the right fit
Ways to work with Woodshed
Solo students
An AI practice guide, for when you don't have a teacher
Woodshed's AI suggests what to work on and builds it into a guided week.
Get the app →Solo teachers
The same practice loop, for your own studio
Write the note, review the plan, publish. Your own account, independent of what your employer buys.
Get in Touch →For schools, departments & studios
Not another app on the pile
Not a self-teach app, not a practice log
Consumer apps like Yousician hand every student the same fixed curriculum and cut the teacher out. Trackers like Tonara log minutes practiced but don't generate or guide the content. Woodshed builds the actual practice week from what a teacher taught, then guides the student through it.
For our teacher-directed programs, the AI only works from what the teacher actually taught. It never invents repertoire, and students only see what a teacher has reviewed. Read how we handle student data →
Where we are today
Early, and building from real classrooms
Woodshed is bringing on a small number of music programs right now, through direct relationships rather than a public launch. We don't have published case studies or logos to show yet. What we can offer instead is a direct, honest conversation and a demo built around your own repertoire. Read more about where we are.
See it for yourself
A 30-minute walkthrough built around what you're actually working on, not a generic demo script.