Chord!

6.2easy start · #21 of 27
in Chord Finder Software

Runs on Android, iOS, Mac.

Chord! is ranked #21 of 27 in chord finder software on The Geeks Club. It runs on Android, iOS, macOS. There is no free plan.

Chord! plans and pricing

Chord! Not published Price not stated on maker’s pages; available through the App Store and Google Play getchord.com · 7 Oct 2026

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Purpose: Chord! is a chord and scale reference app for musicians practicing or performing.
Computed fingerings: The app computes fingerings for chords, scales, and arpeggios instead of relying on a premade list.
Instruments: The app supports different instruments and tunings, including guitar, bass, and ukulele.
Music theory: The app uses music theory to suggest scales that work over given chords and to harmonize scales into chords.
Songbook: On Apple devices, users can store an unlimited number of songs with chords and lyrics, transpose them, and compute fingerings for different instruments or tunings.
Song import and export: Songs can be imported by pasting text containing chords and lyrics and exported as full-vector PDF files.
Audio: Users can attach MP3 or AAC files to songs and change playback pitch or speed.
Sync: Songs sync automatically across iPhone, iPad, and Apple silicon Macs using iCloud.
Customization: The app includes about one hundred tunings and lets users create tunings, configure capos, and specify broken strings.
Platform availability: The maker documents versions for iPhone, iPad, Macs, and Android devices.
Support: Users can contact the maker by email, direct message, or from the app’s Settings section.
Maker: The site credits Thomas Grapperon and carries a 2010–2022 copyright notice.

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