Practice Log
Hobbyweight 1tracker · keeps what you put in
The scales don't practice themselves, and the weeks have a way of evaporating. The Practice Log keeps a plain account — the piece or exercise, the minutes, the date — so that "I've been practicing, roughly" becomes something you can actually look at.
This is not a screenshot. It's the real tool, running right here — go on, put something in it.
Open the demo full-screen: /demos/practice-log.html
What it keeps
- Piece / exerciseshort text
- Minutesnumber
- Datedate
Questions people ask
How do I track my music practice time?
After each session, one line: what you worked on, how many minutes, and the date. The list does the remembering; the accumulating minutes do the encouraging.
Does this practice tracker require an account or app store download?
Neither. It's a single HTML file that opens in any browser and runs offline. Nothing leaves the page, and the file is yours forever — it will outlast the app stores.
Is this good for tracking a child's instrument practice?
Very. Three fields is about the right amount of bureaucracy for a nine-year-old, and there's something quietly motivating about watching your own minutes stack up. The demo on this page is live — try logging a session.
Fits your knife at weight 1. Nothing here is final — Knife follows Life. Reforging within your tier is free, forever. Add it, drop it, reforge later; the file stays yours either way.