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Practice journal for musicians
What a practice journal is for
Musicians improve when practice is deliberate: a song, a scale, a technique drill, a clear BPM target, and an honest record of time. A practice journal (or practice log) captures that so you can see streaks, weak spots, and progress over weeks - not just “I think I practiced yesterday.”
RepLog is built as that journal for Mac, iPhone, iPad, and Apple Watch: sessions and segments tied to goals, with optional BPM and notes.
How to log a session in RepLog
Open Practice, pick a goal (or Free Practice), and start a segment. When you finish, end the segment. Repeat for the next piece or exercise in the same session, or start a new session later.
History keeps your past sessions so you can edit details, review what you worked on, and - with Pro - see Analytics for time and BPM trends.
Goals vs free practice
Goals are the things you return to: songs, scales, picking patterns, chords, exercises, theory. Attach target BPM and notes so every log line means something. Free Practice is for one-off warmups when you do not want to create a goal first.
Pro unlocks unlimited goals and custom goal types. See Goals and linked media for reference files next to a goal.