Let practice become compositional material.

Practice produces more than repetition. A turnaround opens up, a voicing sits differently under your fingers, or a rhythmic figure points toward a riff you want to hear again.

Cadorin lets that material remain available as musical material. You can pick up the fingering, phrase, or chord move and ask what it could become next rather than treating practice and composition as separate rooms.

It does not track practice for you. It helps a discovery from practice develop when it is worth following. See how a riff can lead to another move.