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Ihor Kuzyk · Music · View on the App Store

About this app

The developer's US App Store description, in full.

You practice on the go. But are you actually getting better, or just filling time? RepLog is a dedicated music practice journal for iPhone—with an Apple Watch companion and iCloud sync to RepLog on Mac—so sessions, goals, and progress stay with you. LOG SESSIONS WHERE YOU ARE Start a session, pick your focus, and play. Optional 3-2-1 countdown so you start on the downbeat. Pause when you need a breath; resume without losing the clock. When you end a segment, RepLog logs time, goals, and progress—no busywork. GOALS WITH REAL TARGETS Create goals for a song, scale, technique, or lick. Set a target BPM, log your speed, and watch the gap close in numbers—not vibes. DASHBOARD & HISTORY See your week at a glance: time logged, active goals, recent sessions. Dig into history so streaks, slumps, and breakthroughs are obvious. METRONOME & TUNER Tap tempo, common time signatures, and a chromatic mic tuner—built into the same flow as your log. CHORDS, SCALES & MEDIA Interactive chord and scale reference when you need a map. Keep recordings, imports, YouTube refs, and notes next to your practice. Link goals to media so the work and the evidence stay together. APPLE WATCH COMPANION Track from your wrist at the instrument—no phone dance mid-phrase. ICLOUD SYNC WITH MAC Start on iPhone, review on Mac (or the other way around). Goals, history, dashboard, and media stay aligned. ANY INSTRUMENT, ANY LEVEL Guitar, bass, piano, drums, strings, winds—if you practice it, you can log it. FREE TO START, PRO TO GO DEEPER RepLog is free to download and use. Upgrade to Pro for unlimited goals, longer history, practice recording, and more—one purchase unlocks Pro on iPhone, Watch, and Mac.

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