Guitar
6 strings · 5 tunings
Standard tuningE · A · D · G · B · E
GuitarElectric guitarCavaquinhoUkulele
Build a shape on the neck and the app tells you the chord. Hear each position before you play, tune up, keep time and take your charts to rehearsal. Works offline, with no ads.
Build a shape and the app names the chord. Hear each position, tune up and keep time, offline and with no ads.
Coming to iPhone soon.
Meanwhile, the chords, scales and progressions are open here on the site. Explore free in your browser →
On a computer? Point your phone’s camera here and get it there.
On iPhone? The iOS version is on its way.
Free · no sign-up · works offline



492 chords
57 scales across the whole neck
218,399 voicings and inversions mapped
16 tunings on 4 instruments
Identify Chord
Tap the frets and strings the way you would really play them: open, muted or fretted, with a barre. The app recognizes the chord, shows its name and the other possible readings, and plays it.
Mark your fingers on the on-screen neck.
Sound by physical synthesis, with no recorded samples.
On the free plan: 5 identifications a day. With Pro, no limit.
Download free and try it →
You build
× 3 2 0 0 0
The app answers
C7M · Exact
To play today
The Metronome and the Rhythm Trainer are free, and the Precision Tuner is free in each instrument's standard tuning. Transpose the chart to the singer's key and read it with auto-scroll at rehearsal.



To understand
The Circle of Fifths with the chords of each key, Cadences to hear and compare (9 free), Reharmonize with the reason for each swap and the Jazz Lab on the neck.



4 instruments · 16 tunings
Each instrument with diagrams drawn for its own neck, the tuner in standard tuning and left-handed mode. Do-Re-Mi or C-D-E notation.
6 strings · 5 tunings
Standard tuningE · A · D · G · B · E
6 strings · 4 tunings
Standard tuningE · A · D · G · B · E
4 strings · 3 tunings
Standard tuningD · G · B · D
4 strings · 4 tunings
Standard tuningG · C · E · A
Each instrument's standard tuning is free. Alternate tunings redraw the chords on the neck and are part of Pro.
No fine print
Not on the free plan, not on Pro.
Use it without an account. The account is free and only required to subscribe.
Chords, sound, tuner and metronome run on the device: on stage, at a jam or on the subway.
The app does not come with ready-made songs. The charts are the ones you paste or write.
You mark the shape on the screen. Chord recognition does not use the microphone.
With an account, you delete it in the app itself, in Settings › Account › “Delete Account”, and download your data as a file under “My data and privacy”.
Pricing
The essentials are free forever. You subscribe inside the app, through Google Play, and cancel whenever you want.
Monthly, annual and lifetime open the SAME Pro — only how you pay changes.
Free download
If you want Pro, you pick the plan inside the app and subscribe with your store account.
$0forever
No sign-up, no card.
$6.99/mo
No lock-in. Cancel whenever you want.
Save 58%14 days free
$83.88 over 12 months (paying monthly)
$34.99/yr
Works out to $2.92 a month.
One-time
$174.99once
Pay once. No renewal, ever.
14 days free on the annual plan, for anyone who has not tried Pro yet. The store decides who is eligible. Nothing is charged on this site.
Questions
The essentials are free forever. Pro is a subscription: $6.99/month or $34.99/year (save 58%), with 14 days free on the annual plan for anyone who has not tried Pro yet. You cancel whenever you want. There is also a lifetime unlock: $174.99, a one-time purchase — pay once, no renewal.
Yes. Chords, scales, sound, tuner and metronome run on the device. Only syncing between devices and, now and then, confirming the Pro subscription need the internet: the app keeps a pass good for about 30 days, with roughly 7 more of grace.
Not to use the app: it works without signing up. The account is free and only required to subscribe, because that is where the subscription is kept. With Pro, it also syncs your charts, scales and settings between devices.
Not yet. The iPhone version is on its way.
You mark on the screen the frets and strings you would play, and the app recognizes the chord, with its name and the other possible readings. It does not use the microphone for that.
Free to download, no sign-up and no ads. Works even where there is no signal.
Coming to iPhone soon.
Meanwhile, the chords, scales and progressions are open here on the site. Explore free in your browser →
On a computer? Point your phone’s camera here and get it there.
On iPhone? The iOS version is on its way.
Look up chords, scales and progressions here on the site. In the app, each chord comes with the other positions and the sound, and the tools work offline.