Fretboard

6.7easy start · #10 of 32
in Guitar Tab Software

Runs on Linux.

Fretboard is ranked #10 of 32 in guitar tab software on The Geeks Club. It runs on Linux. There is a free plan.

Fretboard plans and pricing

Free Free Free download · 1 MiB download flathub.org · 4 Oct 2026

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Purpose: Fretboard helps users look up guitar chords by typing their names or plotting them on an interactive guitar neck.
Chord editing: Users can experiment with changing an identified chord and see more ways to play it.
Bookmarks: Users can bookmark chords to save them for later.
Audience: The app says it is for beginners and advanced guitarists who want to practice, learn, and master songs.
GNOME Circle: Fretboard is part of GNOME Circle, an initiative supporting software available for the GNOME platform.
Distribution: The GNOME app page directs users to install Fretboard from Flathub.
Price: Flathub lists the app as Free.
Supported architectures: Flathub lists aarch64 and x86_64 as available architectures.
Release: The GNOME app page lists version 9.1, released on 2025-04-14.
Update detail: Flathub says version 9.1 improves translations into different languages.
Maintainer: The GNOME app page names Brage Fuglseth as maintainer and lists Oslo, Norway.
Support and feedback: The GNOME app page links to the app's issue tracker for feedback and a Matrix community chat for help.
License: The GNOME app page states that app-specific content is © the respective app contributors under GPL-3.0-or-later.
Price from: Free

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