About Jam Jar
Jam Jar is a practice journal for musicians.
It helps you track what you practice, when you practice, and how your efforts accumulate over time. Jam Jar is a no-nonsense practice dashboard — focused on clarity and continuity rather than points, streaks, or performance pressure.
How we hear or feel about our playing can change from day to day. Jam Jar gives you a place to document these thoughts alongside your work, helping you stay accountable and build on past sessions instead of starting from scratch each time.
Rather than ratings, public practice logs, or gamified incentives, Jam Jar focuses on the fundamentals: showing up, keeping a record of what you’ve done, and gradually building something meaningful to look back on.
Jam Jar Features
- - Log daily practice sessions
- - Track time spent on technical work, repertoire, or specific pieces
- - Upload audio recordings to document progress over time
- - Review daily, weekly, and yearly practice patterns
- - Track daily practice time in relation to a personal goal
- - Keep a private practice diary alongside your playing and recordings
Jam Jar is designed for musicians who take their practice seriously. It’s suitable for students, professionals, and dedicated amateurs alike — anyone who values consistency and reflection in their practice.
Jam Jar is built by a musician who wanted a better way to track practice over time — something more thoughtful than a spreadsheet, and more private and grounded than a public practice blog or social feed.
Practice logs and audio recordings are private by default and are never shared without your consent.
Jam Jar is still evolving, shaped by how musicians use it. If you’re curious, sign up for free and see what you can build over time.