Give practice a home
Red Moon turns the songs you’re learning into loops, drills, and a daily session — a metronome, a slow-downer, and a practice room that remembers where you left off.
Download on theApp StoreWhat it does
Everything a practice
session needs, in one place
No blank page, no scattered tabs and metronome apps. Red Moon holds the songs, the loops, the drills, and the click — and keeps track of what’s getting better.
Shaped by your goals
Open the app and start straight away. Each day’s session is built from what you’re working on and how it’s been going — so you never have to decide where to begin.
Slow it down, loop it back
Load any track and mark the tricky bars. Loop a passage, drop the tempo right down, and read the waveform so you always know exactly where you are.
Name the parts, track the wins
Save loops for the intro licks, the solo, that awkward middle riff — each with its own target speed and a simple read on how solid it feels.
A click that pushes you
Tap the tempo, then let the automator nudge it up bar by bar or minute by minute. Build speed on a drill without ever touching the dial.
Drill to tempo, then promote
Fretboard diagrams — six strings or four, in guitar tuning or bass — a target BPM, and a tempo ramp that warms you up, dwells at the hard part, and eases off. When you own the speed, promote it.
Yours, and only yours
No account, no ads, no third-party trackers. Your songs, loops, recordings and journal stay on your device, and your playing is never transmitted. Only two things can leave: anonymous counts of which features get used, which one switch in Settings turns off — and a support message, if you choose to write one. Read the privacy note.
A look inside
A practice room in your pocket
Get started
Try it free for a month
Red Moon Pro is a subscription — one price, the whole app, and a free month to find out whether it fits the way you practise. Current pricing is shown on the App Store and in the app before you start. The Toolkit — tuner (guitar and bass), metronome, chord and theory tools — and your journal stay free for good, subscription or not.