Music Product
A browser-based guitar learning app built around real songs: synced tab, AI transcription, isolated stems, and note-by-note practice feedback.
Placeholder visual using the current app icon from the Tablura project.
Tablura is positioned as a practice product rather than a tab archive. The core loop is simple: bring in a song, follow the synced tab, and get instant feedback when you hit the right notes.
The app combines browser audio processing, AI inference, notation rendering, account state, and paid feature gating in one product surface. That means frontend UX, compute-heavy client features, and product monetization all have to align.
The implementation leans on `alphaTab` for notation playback, Spotify Basic Pitch and TensorFlow for transcription, Supabase for auth and persistence, and Stripe for recurring billing.
Tablura fits the same pattern as the rest of the recent work: product experience tied directly to operational systems. In this case the interesting boundary is music UX plus browser-side AI, user accounts, subscriptions, and the mechanics required to turn audio into a playable learning workflow.