Practice log app
ShedSpace Practice Logger is a practice log app for musicians. Every tune, scale and exercise is an item with its chart, backing track and streaming link attached. A timer runs per item. Every session lands on a calendar, and reports show where the time went. It runs in any browser, on your phone, iPad or laptop, with one login.
$9 a month or $90 a year after the trial. No card to start.



Three moves. The first one takes ten minutes, the other two take the rest of your playing life.
1
A tune, a scale, an etude, a transcription. Give it a category and a color. Attach the chart and the track.
2
The session timer runs. Start each item as you get to it. The chart is already open.
3
Every session is on the calendar. Reports show where the time went. Adjust the plan and go again.
Everything below is in every plan. There is no tier that holds the calendar back.
Start the session, then start the item. The log says which tune or exercise got the minutes, with pause, resume and auto-start.
PDFs, images and audio files attach to the item they belong to. The chart is open when the timer starts.
Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube, Tidal, SoundCloud and Bandcamp play inside the item. No second tab.
Loop a section of a backing track and stay in it until it is clean.
Build a plan once from your items and run it. The order, the goals and the materials are already there.
Each session lands on the day with what you did and how long it took. A month of practice is a month you can see.
Where the time went, by category, by item and by week. The skipped things stand out.
Write what happened. Tag it. Find every session about one problem across months in one search.
Time signatures, subdivisions and click sounds, plus a drone with 14 voicings for intonation work.
Curated practice items from working musicians and teachers, plus items other players share.
One to five stars, so the things that need the time rise to the top.
Phone on the stand, iPad on the music desk, laptop at home. One account, the same log on all of them.
Adults who direct their own practice. Working players keeping a book of tunes current, hobbyists who want to see where the hour went, and students who practice from charts and tracks rather than from an app's lessons. Any instrument. Most of the players on it today are bassists and guitarists, and the curated library leans that way, but nothing in the logger cares what you play.
It is not a lesson app, it does not record you, and it does not run a practice routine for you. It keeps the materials, the time and the record, and gets out of the way. Weighing it against Modacity? See the comparison.
The best practice log is the one that holds your materials and shows you the month. ShedSpace Practice Logger keeps the chart, the backing track and the streaming link on the item you practice, times each item, puts every session on a calendar and reports the time by category, item and week. It runs in any browser on a phone, iPad or laptop with one login.
A notebook records that you practiced. A log app records what you practiced, for how long, with the materials attached, and adds it up for you. If you want to see a month at a glance or know which tune got the time, the app wins. If you only want a streak, a notebook is fine.
Yes. ShedSpace Practice Logger is a web app that runs in any browser, including the one on your phone or iPad, with one login on every device. There is nothing to install.
$9 a month or $90 a year. The first 7 days are free with no card, and you can extend the trial once by 7 more days. Everything you log stays if you subscribe.
Yes. PDFs, images and audio files attach to the practice item, and Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube, Tidal, SoundCloud and Bandcamp embed in it. A gapless looper handles sections of a backing track.
No. The ShedSpace app for iPhone, iPad and Android is a metronome, a drone and a real drummer. It is a separate product and does not log sessions. The logger runs in the browser on the same phone.
7 days free, no card. Your items, charts and sessions stay if you subscribe.