SQNTIAL

SQNTIAL

Understand the guitar and bass fretboard visually.

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Last updated on Aug 24, 2026
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About SQNTIAL

SQNTIAL is a guitar and bass learning app that helps musicians understand the fretboard through interactive visualization instead of rote memorization. Whether you’re learning your first scale or expanding your music theory knowledge, SQNTIAL helps you see how music fits together across the entire neck. Features * Interactive scale, mode and chord visualization * Guided practice sessions * Guitar and bass support * Multiple fretboard views * Left-handed mode * Customizable instruments and tunings * Audio note preview Perfect for * Guitarists * Bassists * Music students * Teachers * Self-learners * Musicians who want to understand the fretboard, not just memorize patterns

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SQNTIAL v1.3.0 — Portrait View is here

SQNTIAL now works beautifully in portrait orientation. The fretboard, controls, and practice experience have been redesigned to feel natural when holding your phone or tablet upright. This release also includes improved accessibility, better large-text support, and additional interface polish. Rotate your device and start exploring.

Product had at the time: 6 upvotes • 1 comments • 2 followers • 134 PeerPush

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SQNTIAL v1.2.5 is here

This update adds optional presentation tools to PLAY—a tap visualiser for clearer demonstrations and a subtle SQNTIAL watermark for recordings. You’ll find both under PLAY Settings → Presentation Aids. Update now and let us know what you think!

Product had at the time: 6 upvotes • 1 comments • 2 followers • 95 PeerPush

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User Theory: Custom Chords

v1.2.4: Custom Chords One challenge was making user-created chords behave exactly like built-in ones. That means anything the creates can be explored using the same visualisation engine, instead of being treated as a separate feature. It opens the door to a much more user-driven experience.

Product had at the time: 6 upvotes • 1 comments • 1 followers • 39 PeerPush

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User Theory: Custom Scales

A few months ago SQNTIAL could only show the theory I shipped with the app. Today it crossed a milestone. You can now create your own scales, save them, and explore them directly on the fretboard. It might seem like a small feature, but architecturally it changes a lot. The app is no longer limited to a fixed theory library—it’s starting to become a workspace that musicians can extend themselves. This release includes: * Custom Scales * Local persistence * Automatic or manual interval labels * Direct integration with PLAY Next up is continuing to expand User Theory.

Product had at the time: 5 upvotes • 1 comments • 1 followers • 19 PeerPush

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@waflerJul 7, 2026

Another win for the product and the users.

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Hi! I’m Andrew, solo developer of SQNTIAL. It began as the learning tool I wanted for myself. Today I’m building it for musicians who want to understand, not just memorize, the fretboard.