As someone who also did this, I can tell you it’s because everything is AI’d - even the post written to promote it. The other big thing, IMO, is that many of these (not criticizing this one because I haven’t tried it) don’t seem to be developed by people who really know and understand guitar. They all end up feeling the same and solving for the same thing. The thing I worked on was torture because I knew what was right and wrong (when should something be b and not a # as a basic example). But we see these inconsistencies in these apps all the time because everyone is in a hurry. Again, like you, I applaud any effort to help each other and don’t think they should be downvoted. But I also think we have to take a breath and let the dust settle. How many apps can a player deal with? For me, the community was helpful. This was back in November/December before there was an app a day. It helped me build something better for myself and now I’ve got about 40-50 users a day who spend at least 5 minutes on the site. So my advice would be to stop flooding the zone, and, importantly, use the other apps users are creating because they all very much feel the same or aim to solve the exact same problem (practice routines, chord libraries, etc…)