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Chord!

by Thomas Grapperon

iPhone · iPad

Abandoned risk Last checked 29 Jul 2026

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  • $4.99

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4.8 377 ratings · App Store

  1. 5/5Fantastic tool.

    I am not a stringed instrument player, they have confounded me for decades (honestly it's a cognitive disconnect). But with this tool I finally feel in command. I tell it what I want to play and how I want to play it and it shows me how to accomplish that goal. I tell it that I want to see what that song would look like on a completely different instrument or tuning and it shows me... Fantastic. The app itself is deep and complex and could benefit from some simplification in the UI. If I had not been someone who has been using computers for music since the 80s I might have been a bit more lost. As it turned out, I still found it challenging. The developer needs better documentation and a good set of how to movies right away. To avoid people getting frustrated. I did have a problem with the app not showing me common fingerings of basic mandolin and ukulele chords but I emailed the developer and got a response that was honest and clear the same day. I am confident he is actively working on this project and dedicated to making it better. Good thing too, because it is great. If this had been available 30 years ago I would be calling myself a string player today. *Update May 30th 2022* Thanks so much for the Apple silicon version! I don’t have a M1 Mac yet, but I will soon and it’s great to know I will be able to use this there as well.

    Murdock Scott · 29 Jul 2026

  2. 5/5My most used music app!

    I have bought well over 30 musician apps to help me become a better musician but this one is my most used app. I use it every day!! Sure it has chord look ups and cool features, but my biggest use case is to use it for live setlists. If you are playing live at a gig, it’s helpful to have your list of songs with their chords and lyrics. This app makes that so easy to do! Just import a regular chord text file and it recognizes which parts are chords and which parts are lyrics. You can then group and reorder all your songs into set lists. What is really cool over other set list apps is the fact that you can customize a chord to the specific one you play and with an easy replace function it allows you to apply your special chord to the entire song! It even has an auto scroll function plus a way to associate the song with an Audio track so you can play along with your own backing track. This app is so powerful, the only downside I see is that it has a steep learning curve and I which there were better tutorials to help people learn what took me a little while to pick up!

    Linmic15 · 29 Jul 2026

  3. 5/5This app is the best for so many reasons

    The first thing that turned me onto this app is when I saw a Sweetwater music demonstration and I saw that you could do a reverse chord & scale search. That is invaluable for those of us who don’t have perfect knowledge of theory or have every chord and scale memorized. It is so immensely helpful when I write a riff (sometimes it’s some crazy jagged odd notes I add in for a color) and I can enter the notes into this app and have it not only tell me what scale it is but also easily see all the other notes connected across the neck. That’s not even really scratching the surface here though. You can also add extra strings to your virtual guitar so regardless of what tuning or how many strings you have (Bass/ or Guitar)it will accommodate you. You can view the notes across the piano or a guitar neck as well. I’m sure other reviewer‘s have more in depth reviews, but those are the things that were the dealbreaker for me and I wouldn’t wanna have to be without this application. Thank you to the developer😉🤜🏻🤛🏻

    DMeek78 · 29 Jul 2026

  4. 5/5Best I’ve found so far

    This app works extremely well for what I need. I type out the lyrics of a song I wish to learn, then add the chords. The track I am learning from can be included and played right in the app, which is a big help in transcribing the lyrics and getting all the chord changes in the right places. There are fields to enter info like title and composer, etc. Then as I work on learning to do the song, it can be transposed if I need to fit better into my vocal range (or to accommodate my collaborator). There are more cool features that I don’t use right now, but I’m glad to know they are there when I get ready to learn more. I highly recommend this app for anyone who wants to learn and share songs. My thanks to the dev for making this app and keeping it up to date. Bravo!!

    Here-and-Now · 29 Jul 2026

  5. 5/5Wonderful app!

    Well deserving of 5 stars!I’m brand new to music theory, and am very much a visual learner. This is the perfect app for someone like me, who often needs very detailed examples of self-taught subjects. Every detail of the app seems interwoven & relative. I don’t seem to get confused or needing to refer back to another part that was learned and quickly forgotten. In other words, because this app defines concepts as you see it, it’s very easy to understand and explore the material without getting lost or ahead of yourself. Sorry if I can’t explain it the best way possible, but for those that are visual learners, or perhaps have challenges with attention or memory, this is the music theory app for you!

    AutismMom216 · 29 Jul 2026

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  • 2.0

    This is a huge update! • Chord! is now an universal app and is optimized for the iPhone and the iPad. • A whole new Songbook module. You can write songs, transpose them, fingerize them, print them, share them. • Favorites (or stars) are generalized by tags: you can tag almost any item in the app to organize your content as you wish. • Advanced chord voicings filtering: drop chords (2, 3, 2-4,...), inversions, string sets, fret ranges. • Enhanced harmonizer. • iCloud syncing. You can write a song on your iPad and access it on your iPhone, or access your last searched chords from any device for example. • A lot of bugs fixed and hopefully, not too many spawned. If you encounter one, reaching me by mail is the best way to get it eradicated! If you have suggestions, feel free to send me a message! And if you have a few moments, writing a review helps a lot!

  • 2.0.1

    [Info: There is no sound in iOS 8. An update which fixes the issue has been submitted and should be available soon] This update improves stability and addresses a number of minor issues of the version 2.0. V2.0: • Chord! is now an universal app and is optimized for the iPhone and the iPad. • A whole new Songbook module. You can write songs, transpose them, fingerize them, print them, share them. • Favorites (or stars) are generalized by tags: you can tag almost any item in the app to organize your content as you wish. • Advanced chord voicings filtering: drop chords (2, 3, 2-4,...), inversions, string sets, fret ranges. • Enhanced harmonizer. • iCloud syncing. You can write a song on your iPad and access it on your iPhone, or access your last searched chords from any device for example. • A lot of bugs fixed and hopefully, not too many spawned. If you encounter one, reaching me by mail is the best way to get it eradicated! If you have suggestions, feel free to send me a message! And if you have a few moments, writing a review helps a lot!

  • 2.0.2

    • Native support of iPhones 6 and 6 Plus. • iOS 8 compatibility. • Faster fingering engine. • Some minor issues where fixed, and stability was improved. This update is mainly a stabilization/compatibility version. A lot of exiting features are actively developed. If you have suggestions, or if you spot a bug, feel free to send me a message! And if you have a few moments, writing a review helps a lot!

  • 2.0.3

    This update improves stability and addresses a number of minor issues. [For ukuleles and banjos: the "Let instrument decide" setting is ineffective, so please uncheck manually the "Root is bass" setting if you want to recover standard fingerings. This will be solved in the next update] If you have suggestions, or if you spot a bug, feel free to send me a message. And if you have a few moments, writing a review helps a lot!

  • 2.1

    On the menu: Autoscroll, better PDF’s and some other treats. New autoscroll feature for songs. Each one can have its own scrolling speed. You can specify a target duration or directly the speed, and some optional delays. New PDF rendering engine. The layout is enhanced and now fully customizable. You can tweak almost everything, from the color of each element to the space between two lines of lyrics. You can now batch assign line types in the song import module, which is also more robust. Some enhancement for the Reverse Chord Search algorithm which now include usual omissions to give more musical results (this can be disabled in the settings). Ukulele and banjo are displaying again standard fingerings in first positions. You don't have to manually switch of the "Root is bass" setting anymore. Some minor bugs and display glitches were fixed too. ...and still a lot more to come! As usual, if you spot a bug or have some suggestions, feel free to contact me. If you like the app, leaving a review or sharing with your friends is the best you can do to support it!

  • 2.5

    This is a massive update: • Scale fingerings: like for chords, the app can now compute proper scale fingerings (with block patterns) from given parameters like the maximum number of notes by string, or the maximum offset from string to string for example. • Chord arpeggios: using the same engine as for scale fingerings, the app can compute chord arpeggios. • Scale fingerings and chord arpeggios can be exported as full vector PDF's or raster images like JPG or PNG. • Custom everything: you can now define completely custom chords, chord fingerings, scales and scale fingerings. These custom elements can be anything you want, even wrong musically! You're in control! No more hide an seek to find that fingering you're looking for to put in a song! Simply spawn it! You can tell the app that CΔ is the chord with notes [C E B] and with fingering [x x x 2 2 2] if you want. Once defined, your custom elements are as first class citizens as the other ones. They are included in reverse searches, harmonizations, fingerizations, etc. So now, the app handle all the chords, all the scales, and all their fingerings, and this, for any tuning. • In the same spirit, you can define custom "Symbols" and use them to write songs. Think of "/" or "2x" for example. • A new grouping type called Collections. They can contains ordered lists of songs, chords, scales, etc. Chord and scale fingerings collections can be printed as PDF or exported as JPG or PNG images. Collections of songs can easily be exported as files and shared with other users of the app. They don't replace tags, they live beside (and collections can be tagged too!). • You can have several PDF export templates. • You can link auto scrolling with audio tracks from your iTunes music library (or by adding your own files to the app). You can adjust the speed and the pitch of the playback independently. So you can bring Jimi one semitone higher if you want to play along directly with your guitar standardly tuned for example. • The import algorithm does a better job in recognizing chords/lyrics lines, as well as chord symbols. • Lines jumps and inlined chords can manually be removed with one touch of a button. • Backup archives can now contain all your data: songs, chords, scales, as well as collections and tags. They are also more efficient so a thousand of songs library archive should take less than a MB. • Songs can be sorted by Author, Title or Last modified date, and displayed as a list or as thumbnails. • You can define your own color set for dots coloring. • Scale list can show intervals instead of notes. • Songs views can optionally keep the screen on. • Basic support of bluetooth page turners by responding to up/down or left/right keystrokes. • On iPhone, the app remembers the last chord input method used. So if you use only the "Simple mode", you don't have to select it each time. The same for scales. • The full screen fretboard is optimized and renders much faster. • A lot of bugs have been crushed, and hopefully not too many introduced. If you spot one, don't hesitate to report it at [email protected]. With all these new features, the app is more complex, but an extended documentation can now be found at http://getchord.com/support/. Please note that Dropbox sync was implemented and working but Dropbox has announced that they will make modifications which would have broken sync for the app in a few months. Dropbox sync is thus still planned but postponed to a next release. And there is still more to come! As always, your feedback is highly appreciated. If you have the time, feel free to rate the app or share with your friends, it helps a lot!

  • 2.5.1

    v2.5.1: • Fixes an issue with reverse chord search on iPhones running iOS 7. • Scales collections (and not only scale fingerings collections) can be exported to PDF. As always, your feedback is highly appreciated. If you like Chord!, please rate it in the App Store every time an update comes out, that helps me a lot! Thank you very much! v2.5: This is a massive update: • Scale fingerings: like for chords, the app can now compute proper scale fingerings (with block patterns) from given parameters like the maximum number of notes by string, or the maximum offset from string to string for example. • Chord arpeggios: using the same engine as for scale fingerings, the app can compute chord arpeggios. • Scale fingerings and chord arpeggios can be exported as full vector PDF's or raster images like JPG or PNG. • Custom everything: you can now define completely custom chords, chord fingerings, scales and scale fingerings. These custom elements can be anything you want, even wrong musically! You're in control! No more hide an seek to find that fingering you're looking for to put in a song! Simply spawn it! You can tell the app that CΔ is the chord with notes [C E B] and with fingering [x x x 2 2 2] if you want. Once defined, your custom elements are as first class citizens as the other ones. They are included in reverse searches, harmonizations, fingerizations, etc. So now, the app handle all the chords, all the scales, and all their fingerings, and this, for any tuning. • In the same spirit, you can define custom "Symbols" and use them to write songs. Think of "/" or "2x" for example. • A new grouping type called Collections. They can contains ordered lists of songs, chords, scales, etc. Chord and scale fingerings collections can be printed as PDF or exported as JPG or PNG images. Collections of songs can easily be exported as files and shared with other users of the app. They don't replace tags, they live beside (and collections can be tagged too!). • You can have several PDF export templates. • You can link auto scrolling with audio tracks from your iTunes music library (or by adding your own files to the app). You can adjust the speed and the pitch of the playback independently. So you can bring Jimi one semitone higher if you want to play along directly with your guitar standardly tuned for example. • The import algorithm does a better job in recognizing chords/lyrics lines, as well as chord symbols. • Lines jumps and inlined chords can manually be removed with one touch of a button. • Backup archives can now contain all your data: songs, chords, scales, as well as collections and tags. They are also more efficient so a thousand of songs library archive should take less than a MB. • Songs can be sorted by Author, Title or Last modified date, and displayed as a list or as thumbnails. • You can define your own color set for dots coloring. • Scale list can show intervals instead of notes. • Songs views can optionally keep the screen on. • Basic support of bluetooth page turners by responding to up/down or left/right keystrokes. • On iPhone, the app remembers the last chord input method used. So if you use only the "Simple mode", you don't have to select it each time. The same for scales. • The full screen fretboard is optimized and renders much faster. • A lot of bugs have been crushed, and hopefully not too many introduced. If you spot one, don't hesitate to report it at [email protected]. With all these new features, the app is more complex, but an extended documentation can now be found at http://getchord.com/support/. Please note that Dropbox sync was implemented and working but Dropbox has announced that they will make modifications which would have broken sync for the app in a few months. Dropbox sync is thus still planned but postponed to a next release.

  • 2.6

    *** iPhone 5 and iPad 4 users may experience some crashes. An update is on its way *** • Songs are now indexed by Spotlight. • Fixed some visual glitches on iOS 11. • Improved the ranking of fingerings. • Removed third party usage analytics and crash reporting. • Fixed some song layout issues. • Added a link to the documentation in the settings. • Improved startup time. Please note that the app now requires at least iOS 10, but syncing still works between this update and devices running the previous version of the app. As always, your feedback is highly appreciated. If you like Chord!, please rate it in the App Store, that helps me a lot! Thank you very much!

  • 2.6.1

    • Fixed some issue when trying to export chord and scale fingerings collections as an image. • Fixed some issue while scrolling the simple chord input list. • Fixed some crashes at launch with iPhone 5 and iPad 4. From version 2.6: • Songs are now indexed by Spotlight. • Fixed some visual glitches on iOS 11. • Improved the ranking of fingerings. • Removed third party usage analytics and crash reporting. • Fixed some song layout issues. • Added a link to the documentation in the settings. • Improved startup time. Please note that the app now requires at least iOS 10, but syncing still works between this update and devices running the previous version of the app. As always, your feedback is highly appreciated. If you like Chord!, please rate it in the App Store, that helps me a lot! Thank you very much!

  • 2.6.2

    • Improved scale fingerings ranking. • Fixed an issue that prevented to edit tuning names and instruments on iPad. • Fixed some glitches with 5 strings banjos with capos. • Fixed some issues when reverse searching chords very quickly on iPad. • Fixed a visual glitch when creating a new tuning. From version 2.6.1: • Fixed some issue when trying to export chord and scale fingerings collections as an image. • Fixed some issue while scrolling the simple chord input list. • Fixed some crashes at launch with iPhone 5 and iPad 4. From version 2.6: • Songs are now indexed by Spotlight. • Fixed some visual glitches on iOS 11. • Improved the ranking of fingerings. • Removed third party usage analytics and crash reporting. • Fixed some song layout issues. • Added a link to the documentation in the settings. • Improved startup time. Please note that the app now requires at least iOS 10, but syncing still works between this update and devices running the previous version of the app. As always, your feedback is highly appreciated. If you like Chord!, please rate it in the App Store, that helps me a lot! Thank you very much!

  • 2.7

    This update brings Dark mode through the whole app, improves layout on all devices, and fixes some minor bugs and glitches. The app now offers two additional icons to choose from: the historical icon used on iOS 6 and a new blueprint icon. Please note that this update requires at least iOS 11, but syncing still works between this version and devices running previous versions of the app. Dark mode can be enabled in the settings of the app, "General" section. Automatic switching is only available on devices running iOS 13 and after. As always, your feedback is highly appreciated. If you like Chord!, please rate it in the App Store, that helps me a lot! Thank you very much!

  • 2.7.1

    This update improves Light/Dark mode automatic switching. From version 2.7: This update brings Dark mode through the whole app, improves layout on all devices, and fixes some minor bugs and glitches. The app now offers two additional icons to choose from: the historical icon used on iOS 6 and a new blueprint icon. Please note that this update requires at least iOS 11, but syncing still works between this version and devices running previous versions of the app. Dark mode can be enabled in the settings of the app, "General" section. Automatic switching is only available on devices running iOS 13 and after. As always, your feedback is highly appreciated. If you like Chord!, please rate it in the App Store, that helps me a lot! Thank you very much!

  • 2.7.10

    - Added a search field when adding songs to collections. As always, your feedback is highly appreciated. Feel free to reach me if you have any issue or suggestion.

  • 2.7.11

    This update fixes several display glitches on latest iOS versions. As always, your feedback is highly appreciated. Feel free to reach me if you have any issues or suggestions.

  • 2.7.2

    This update fixes minor visual glitches and enhances stability. From version 2.7: This update brings Dark mode through the whole app, improves layout on all devices, and fixes some minor bugs and glitches. The app now offers two additional icons to choose from: the historical icon used on iOS 6 and a new blueprint icon. Please note that this update requires at least iOS 11, but syncing still works between this version and devices running previous versions of the app. Dark mode can be enabled in the settings of the app, "General" section. Automatic switching is only available on devices running iOS 13 and after. As always, your feedback is highly appreciated. If you like Chord!, please rate it in the App Store, that helps me a lot! Thank you very much!

  • 2.7.3

    This update brings support for the Fret Zealot Bluetooth accessory, for chords, scales, and arpeggios! If you're using my new app SongKit, you can now hide the songbook module from the home screen of Chord! in the "Advanced" section of the settings. This update also fixes an issue when creating custom chords and scales on iPad, and some Light/Dark mode visual glitches. As always, your feedback is highly appreciated. If you like Chord!, please rate it in the App Store! Thank you very much!

  • 2.7.4

    This update brings support for the Fret Zealot Bluetooth accessory, for chords, scales, and arpeggios! If you're using my new app SongKit, you can now hide the songbook module from the home screen of Chord! in the "Advanced" section of the settings. This version also fixes: - An issue when creating custom chords and scales on iPad; - An issue when adjusting auto-scroll settings for songs; - Some Light/Dark mode visual glitches. As always, your feedback is highly appreciated. If you like Chord!, please rate it in the App Store! Thank you very much!

  • 2.7.5

    Chord! now supports the Fret Zealot Bluetooth accessory to display chords, scales, and arpeggios directly on your guitar's neck! If you're using my new app SongKit, you can now hide the songbook module from the home screen of Chord! in the "Advanced" section of the settings. This version also fixes: - An issue when importing songs by copy/pasting; - Unresponsive controls when editing arpeggios settings on the fly; - Unresponsive controls when reordering front matter components when exporting songs in PDF; - Some Light/Dark mode visual glitches. As always, your feedback is highly appreciated. If you like Chord!, please rate it in the App Store! Thank you very much!

  • 2.7.6

    Chord! now supports the Fret Zealot Bluetooth accessory to display chords, scales, and arpeggios directly on your guitar's neck! If you're using my new app SongKit, you can now hide the songbook module from the home screen of Chord! in the "Advanced" section of the settings. This version also fixes an issue with autoscroll controls on some devices; As always, your feedback is highly appreciated. If you like Chord!, please rate it in the App Store! Thank you very much!

  • 2.7.7

    This update fixes an issue while displaying favorite chords or scales in fullscreen. As always, your feedback is highly appreciated. If you like Chord!, please rate it in the App Store! Thank you very much!

  • 2.7.8

    Chords extracted from scale harmonization can now be sorted following the scale's notes order instead of fifths. You can control this in "Scales Settings", "Harmonization" section. You can now rotate your device to display scale fingerings in landscape when coming from reverse search or harmonization on iPhones. I've also fixed a glitch in landscape mode for arpeggios and scale fingerings. You can now automatically sort all songs in a collection alphabetically when editing it. Fixes: Fixed an issue when inserting items into collections. Fixed an issue when reimporting song with lines starting with spaces. Fixed collections thumbnails using the wrong tint when using dark mode. Fixed some buttons with text written with the wrong color. As always, your feedback is highly appreciated. If you like Chord!, please rate it in the App Store! Thank you very much!

  • 2.7.9

    This version fixes a chord positioning issue with songs using non-latin characters like Cyrillic or Chinese characters. It also fixes an issue when deleting chords in the harmonizer on the iPhone. As always, your feedback is highly appreciated. Feel free to reach me if you have any issue or suggestion.

  • 2.8

    You can now use Chord! on Mac computers with Apple silicon! This update also fixes several display glitches on latest iOS versions. As always, your feedback is highly appreciated. Feel free to reach me if you have any issues or suggestions.

  • 2.8.1

    This update fixes an issue when displaying scales on necks larger than 14 frets using a Fret Zealot device. This update also fixes several display glitches on latest iOS versions. As always, your feedback is highly appreciated. Feel free to reach me if you have any issues or suggestions.

  • 2.8.2 · 10 Nov 2022

    This update fixes an issue when accessing your songs on iOS 16.1. As always, your feedback is highly appreciated. Feel free to reach me if you have any issues or suggestions.

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