
Chords AI iPhone & iPad
See the chords of a song as it plays.
Import a song from your files or your music library and follow its chords on a timeline, with chord diagrams for guitar.
Explore Chords AI01 / Tuner
In automatic mode, the tuner recognizes the string you play. In manual mode, you pick the string yourself. Tap a string to hear the note it should play.
Guitar, bass or ukulele, in standard tuning or one of dozens of alternate tunings.
Pluck it and let it ring. The needle shows whether the note is too low or too high.
Tighten the string to raise the note, loosen it to lower the note, until the app marks the string as tuned. Then move to the next one.
02 / Guitar lessons
Short guitar lessons take you from your first open strings to barre chords. The app listens through the microphone and tells you when a chord rings right.
Em, A, E, Am, C, D, G and your first barre chords: each chord comes with a diagram, a sound to copy and a short exercise.
See the lessons

03 / Start playing

Chords AI iPhone & iPad
Import a song from your files or your music library and follow its chords on a timeline, with chord diagrams for guitar.
Explore Chords AI
Chord library
Every chord as a diagram with the fingers to use, several positions on the neck and a play button to hear it. Then test yourself with the chord game.
Explore Chord library
Metronome
A metronome from 30 to 250 BPM, with tap tempo, time signatures, subdivisions and 15 sounds.
Explore MetronomeReal reviews from Guitar Tuner Pro users.
“Honestly this app is the only one that is so reliable I tuned my guitar in 5 min using this app and now it sounds great! Definitely recommend this app”“this app is amazing you can tune in every tuning and it’s very easy to understand. highly recommend for new guitar players”“This app is nice and very accurate. My very bad tuned guitar was perfectly tuned in minutes or even seconds. Highly recommended!”Notes, frequencies and simple methods to get your instrument in tune.
Six strings, one at a time: the method, the common mistakes and how to make your tuning hold.
Read the guideE A D G on four strings, a low B on five strings, and tips for the lowest notes.
Read the guideG C E A, why the G string is higher than the C, and the low G option.
Read the guide