Music Theory by Justin Guitar
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Unlike traditional courses, this app combines bite-sized guitar lessons with interactive fretboard exercises. No endless theory talk — just practical learning that connects directly to how to play guitar. Whether you play acoustic or electric guitar, Justin’s proven approach makes theory useful, fun, and motivating.
🔥 Why It Works for Guitarists
• Learn how to play guitar with scales, chords, and progressions that make sense
• See a pattern, play it instantly, and remember it forever
• Connect keys, notes, and intervals directly to the guitar fretboard
• Skip the textbooks and focus on guitar lessons that stick
🎯 What You’ll Accomplish
• Stop feeling lost when people talk about keys, scales, and chord progressions
• Learn songs by ear instead of relying only on tabs or chords
• Memorize every note on the fretboard with the fretboard trainer
• Recognize hidden chord and note patterns in the music you love
• Jam with confidence instead of just following along
• Write your own riffs and solos using solid music theory knowledge
• Break through frustrating plateaus with a clear roadmap
• Accelerate your progress by learning the language of music
🎸 Built for Guitar Players
Every lesson happens on the guitar fretboard. You’ll explore fretboard navigation system (think CAGED, but better), barre chords, scales, ear training, chord progressions, and note patterns in a way that’s 100% relevant to guitarists.
⚡ Interactive Learning That Sticks
• Quick lessons, quizzes, and exercises that build step by step
• Fretboard and chord trainers with instant feedback
• Practical ear training and recognition drills (coming soon)
• Mobile learning at your own pace
• Apply every concept immediately to your favorite songs
👨🏫 From the Teacher Millions Trust
Justin Sandercoe — the teacher behind JustinGuitar and Justin Guitar lessons — has taught millions of players worldwide. His clear, encouraging teaching style has made Justin Mobile apps the go-to tools for guitarists of every level.
Whether you’re picking up a guitar for the first time, stuck on a plateau, or ready to finally master theory, this app will give you the music theory foundation every guitarist needs.
✅ Download Music Theory by JustinGuitar today and turn music theory into your guitar superpower!
We’d love to hear your feedback - email us at [email protected]
*The lowest requirements for using the app on the Android device
is Android 15 (API level 35) or higher
Important subscription information
Justin Guitar offers several FULL ACCESS subscription packages that unlock unlimited access to all the published stages.
Subscription purchases are charged to your Google Play account upon confirmation of the purchase. All subscriptions will AUTOMATICALLY be renewed unless the auto-renew is turned off at least 24 hours prior to the end of the current period. Your Google Play account will be charged a normal subscription price of the original subscription within 24 hours prior to the end of the current period.
You can manage your subscriptions and turn off auto-renew by going to your Account Settings after the purchase. Subscriptions are non-refundable and may not be cancelled during an active subscription period.
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Info de la App
Novedades
We’ve also given lessons a fresh look, made progress easier to follow, and smoothed out exercises and pesky bugs.
Permisos de la aplicación
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Microphone
- record audio
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Other
- receive data from Internet
- view network connections
- pair with Bluetooth devices
- full network access
- change your audio settings
- run at startup
- prevent device from sleeping
- Google Play license check
- read Google service configuration
Calificaciones y opiniones
rolled out far too early with limited content for the price
I love this app but please make it in a lefty version!
awesome
Overpriced for minimal amount of content -- only 4 units! Also, you cannot progress unit 3 at all on Android -- there is no way to submit the first exercise! I also question if bar chords are the best way to teach theory as they are the most difficult for students to get right. It may make more sense in unit 3/4, but since there is no way to progress I cannot say.
Justin breaks music theory down into understandable chunks and shows how it relates to the guitar straight away.
the best app for learning