Yes, Mujo is completely free and it doesn't have any in-app purchases or subscriptions.
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I love this app so much. I’ve never been able to practice journal before, but the graphs are making it so fun and motivating. There are a lot of other tools I’m still figuring out, but I think even the basics make it worth every penny and more. I wish it looked nicer on my iPad, but that’s just a nitpick. Thank you :))
After using the Beta version for about a month I can confidently say this improves your efficiency of getting more done in shorter periods of time. It’s very flexible and you can tailor how you use it to fit your needs. After a period of time you’ll be able to see how you use your time, tweak practice balance between pieces, see at a glance what may need more touching than other things. This app intuitively incorporates multiple practice tips I’ve heard from professionals over and over making it the most versatile all in one practice helper I’ve seen. It can help you design your practice time way more succinctly by day or week. Spend less time wondering what to work on and more time actually working on the specific things you need to. I’m sure future releases will include even more functions that will help you get more results in shorter periods. I honestly love this app and have seen this efficiency improve my technique and my development in a way better manner than ever before.
