Chord library
Look up a guitar chord. See it. Hear it.
504 guitar chords, from simple majors to 13th chords, each with a diagram, the fingers to use and a play button. Then learn them by heart with the chord game.
Every chord, in several positions
Pick a root note, then a chord type. The app draws the chord on the neck with the finger for each string, and plays it so you can check your sound.
- 12 root notes, 42 chord types
- Major, minor, 7th, major 7th, sus2, sus4, power chords, diminished, augmented, add9, 9th, 11th, 13th and more.
- Several positions
- Most chords come in more than one position on the neck: 2,018 diagrams in all.
- Fingers and sound
- Each diagram shows which finger goes where. Tap play to hear the chord.
- Left-handed
- Turn on left-hand mode and the diagrams flip too.
Chord game
What chord is this?
Learn to recognize chord shapes at a glance. No instrument needed: look at the diagram and pick the right name.
- 12 groups, 64 levels
- From the basic G, D, A and C to minor chords, 7th chords and power chords.
- Learn mode
- Memorize a new chord, then answer a few questions about it.
- Practice mode
- Answer against a 20-second timer, with 5 more seconds every three right answers in a row.
Questions & answers
Chord questions
Which chords are free?
Every chord built on C is free, in all its positions. The subscription unlocks the other eleven root notes. On Android, you can also unlock one root note at a time by watching a short video.
Is the chord game free?
Yes. The first group is open, and each next group and level unlocks as you play. The subscription opens them all at once and removes the ads.
Are there chords for ukulele or bass?
No. The chord library and the chord game are for the guitar.
Can I search for a chord by name?
Choose its root note, then its type: the chord appears with all its positions.
Your chord book, always with you
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