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PianoMeter – Piano Tuner

by Willey Piano

iPhone · iPad · Android

Active Last checked 7 Aug 2026

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  • Free to download
  • In-app purchases

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Family Sharing Yes Unknown App Store Store published
Free app Yes Free Store published
In-app purchases Yes Limited free Store published

Screens

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Pricing & paywalls

  • Free to download
  • In-app purchases
  • Free to download
  • In-app purchases: $9.99 - $349.99 per item

Ratings & reviews

4.6 41 ratings · App Store

  1. 5/5First time DIY success!

    My tuner for my Steinway M recently passed away and as I looked for someone else, I thought why not go down the rabbit hole and see what it would take to tune it myself. After a lot of research, I decided to give it a try, if nothing else I would learn more about my instrument. I purchased a high end tuning hammer and some mutes, and decided to go with PianoMeter for the app. It was recommended to me by another pianist/tuner, and I believe it was what my previous tuner used. For the basic paid version it did everything I needed and was far less than the other professional tuners. While it took me about 6 hours to do my first tuning, it was a lot of fun and ended up sounding great! There are definitely things one needs to learn with experience, such as setting the pin and tuning unisons, but this app and all of the great documentation and video walks you through the whole process. Anthony the developer was very responsive and helpful with a few questions I had. I can’t say enough good things about the app and support, I highly recommend it!!!!

    pilotaylen · 31 Jul 2026

  2. 5/5Outstanding diagnostic tool!

    I am a Piano tech for more than 30 years. I’ve replaced tune lab pro with Piano Meter Pro as my main diagnostic app. There are a few problems with an occasional partial slip but no more than any of the other apps you can get here. NOW the big thing on this app is the graphic depiction of every note on the piano lined up with a keyboard. This gives me a visual representation that I can show to a non musician client. I sample each note into the Piano Meter App, then I take a screen shot, at the end of the tuning I repeat the process. Now I have a before and after picture for the client. Of course, the picture is a gimmick if the tuning’s not good. But this app gives me constant feedback about what the piano is doing during the tuning. Great for pitch correction! Curves are consistent to curves calculated with other diagnostic tools. Oh yeah, you do have to upgrade to professional to get those features that makes it great for the professional piano tuner. Wholeheartedly recommend!

    Maestro Mitch · 31 Jul 2026

  3. 5/5Good tuning app with regular updates

    Nice looking UI, frequent updates & automatically calculated tuning curve on the fly: Awesome. I bought the 1 year pro subscription to do a pitch raise on my in-laws very out of tune piano, and it worked very well. I’ve also recently purchased a used Yamaha U1 which I’ve timed twice in 3 weeks, first a rough pass after it was moved to my house and it acclimated, then again to fine tune it. I was first discouraged that it took like 5-6 hours to do the first rough pass, but the second pass a week later went way faster (like half the time) as I starting to get the hang of the order of the tuning pins and the much smaller adjustments for fine tuning. What also helped speed up is to not focus so much on the number of cents too high/low, and setting a threshold in your mind, but rather getting the rotating “discs” to stop spinning. Interesting is that after the first rough pass, the bass strings sounded very shallow and I was really bummed, then I pulled up PianoMeter again to check and the mid range was all about 2-3 cents too high (either from the accumulated change of tension across the piano or me just tuning it slightly sharp while focusing too much on the numbers). So after tuning it that second time, the bass strings resonated beautifully again. I very much recommend this app. I’ll probably tune my piano myself from now on, and more frequently than once or twice a year. I totally recommend this app.

    Tapeboy7 · 31 Jul 2026

  4. 5/5Great app

    The developer has worked very hard on this app and it shows. I have a few piano tuning apps and this is probably the most simple to use and most streamlined app of all of them. There is another review here complaining about the stretch compared to Yamaha keyboard. This isn’t fair because most Yamaha keyboards use concert grand pianos as their samples and this will be very different for what a smaller piano needs to be tuned to. Every piano is tuned differently. This program gives excellent tunings in the bass section based on the particular inharmonicity of the piano. Some short pianos just sound bad no matter what you do or what app you use because of the poor scaling or other factors. I tell my clients who have picky ears to download this app to help them touch up tunings on their own because of the price. The plus version is a no brainer for the picky piano owner who can’t wait for their tuner to come by.

    tim980 · 31 Jul 2026

  5. 5/5Great app

    Original post: I've been turning my own Baldwin 5 foot 8 inch grand since the early 1970s. Using just a tuning fork. Neither the bass stretch of piano meter or piano scope is pleasing to me. I'm experimenting with tune lab trial version which gives much less stretch. But tune lab has other flaws which I'm trying to correct for. Using the pianometer app as reference– Full version. Update: at this point I'd say I prefer the stretch of pianometer, plus I don't have the patience to keep retuning the bass. I think my initial dissatisfaction was because the 1974 book I learned to tune by did not incorporate any stretch in its method, plus I was mostly playing Bach then which is confined to the middle 4 octaves . at the moment I'm only playing my own composition which uses octaves in the deepest bass. Now that I've gotten used to it it seems fine. So I've changed my rating to five stars. Makes the tuning process much simpler.

    Maze canyon lands · 31 Jul 2026

3.9 813 ratings · Google Play

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Versions

  • 1.0.0
  • 1.1.0

    Add localization to support multiple languages and explanatory "toast" notifications to confirm certain actions (note switching, etc.)

  • 1.1.1

    Bug fixes - negative sign on keyboard for cents entry, audio resumes after phone calls

  • 1.1.2

    Fixed decimal values for custom temperaments, added option to save default sort order of tuning files Fixed crashes caused by Dropbox trying to backup without internet

  • 1.2.0

    Added subscription option for the Pro version Added dark theme Added ability to reset inharmonicity measurements for individual notes and pitch measurements for all notes (long press in graphing area) Added workaround for the inability to enter a negative sign in number boxes by using a ± button above the keyboard

  • 1.2.1

    Fix bug affecting the management of relative partial strengths (may slightly improve calculated tunings, including for previously stored files) Improve naming convention for exported tuning files

  • 1.3.0

    Added new screen with various options on startup Tweaked flow of various processes (new tuning file, pitch raise) Updated non-English localization

  • 1.3.1

    Added a setting for a pitch raise overshoot factor Fixed a bug with dots on the Tuning Style graph Increased highest possible value of "lowest unwound string" from A3 to D4

  • 1.3.2

    Add compatibility for iOS 15 Raise minimum required iOS version from 11 to 12

  • 1.3.3

    Fix bug affecting iOS 12

  • 1.3.4

    Fixed audio input bug affecting certain devices running iOS 15 Lowered threshold for automatic note switching (more likely to change notes)

  • 1.3.5

    Minor updates and bug fixes

  • 1.3.6

    Bug fixes: Fixed missing comma for decimals on numeric keyboard for pitch settings Made "Restore purchases" button more visible and added an automatic license refresh

  • 1.3.7

    App will now accept input from external microphones. If the pitch offset of a loaded tuning doesn't match the global default for pitch (eg. A=440) it will appear red in the infobox.

  • 1.4.0

    • Added option to select whether an external mic or built-in mic is preferred for audio input • Improved layout of the Tuning Style (interval weights) graph • Added a 70Hz highpass filter on incoming audio to reduce the effects of low-frequency noise • Several small fixes & updates

  • 1.5.0

    • Added the ability to adjust the contrast of the spinning strobe rings. • Swipe to advance the current note by an octave, and tap to change by a semitone (instead of tapping for both). • Added the ability to search tuning files by serial number. • Added separate pitch raise overshoot limits for plain wire versus bass strings. • Added a reminder to measure several notes before beginning to tune. • Added the Preleur temperament as a built-in option. • Fixed bugs with the placement of blue dots on the Styles page and with non-equal temperaments not loading from saved tuning files.

  • 2.0.0

    Add Tonal Energy waterfall display and graph (pro) Add Welcome tutorial Add Pure Eleventh interval to weights. (Improves balance for bass intervals) Overhaul tuning style management Swipe to change the note by an octave. (Tap for half step) Add a multi-partial tone generator (pro) Add audio input preference selector Add a separate pitch raise overpull limit for bass Many behind-the-scenes improvements (inharmonicity, note detection) User-adjustable strobe ring contrast Add coarser dial

  • 2.1.0

    Added options to hide the reminder to measure several notes and the tuning curve legend. Legend now hidden by default. Bug fixes and updates.

  • 3.0.0

    For Pro users: • New Adaptive Bass Stretch auto-adjusts bass interval weights by piano size. To turn off, set Adaptive Bass Stretch to zero in Style. • Interval weights rescaled (all styles migrated) • Bulk-apply any style to all tunings (long press) • New low stretch style (for PTG/RPT exam) • New tonal energy color palettes • Inharmonicity weight factor now managed in tuning styles For all users: • Improvements to unequal temperament management and inharmonicity detection

  • 3.1.0

    - Grab and spin dial to quickly change the pitch offset. (Double tap or long press on the indicator at the top of the outer ring to activate.) - Add high resolution option for tonal energy display - Doubled resolution for Peak View graph

  • 3.1.1

    Bug fixes

  • 3.2.0 · 22 Jul 2026

    • Cloud sync (Pro): keep tuning files in sync across your Apple devices via iCloud • Tuning history (Pro): automatic per-piano tuning records, with nearby-piano suggestions when opening files • Audio input channel selection with external-mic indicator • Peak View now included with Plus • Better battery life while tuning, plus many fixes

  • 5.2.0 · 22 Jul 2026

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