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Some weeks are tougher than others, especially if you’re at the very beginning of your guitar journey, but try to remember that it isn’t expected for you to master any of the challenges each day. It is a “do whatever you can” experience, then you move on. As the techniques repeat over time and you revisit these techniques, you’ll be amazed at how much knowledge you’ve acquired.
No learning technique is right for everyone, but after a few months on the program, it is my favorite out of any I’ve tried. It challenges me and gives me a new idea/technique to try each day.
Also, the “skill courses” (the musical note icon on the left panel) are a great place to focus on a lot of the basics. I like to go back to them from time to time if I feel like some of the other stuff is too challenging.
Don’t forget (especially if you just started playing), learning guitar is not a walk in the park. I don’t know anyone who has learned quickly. I think everyone wishes they were further along than they think they should be. In this day in age where we are used to immediate gratification, learning guitar can be more of a slow burn. With that said, the small wins that start to build up (even early in your journey) are very gratifying and fun. But it is always good to temper expectations at first.
If this isn’t for you, I hope you do find something that works for you.