What Chord‪?‬ 4+

Name: What Chord?
Rating: 4.8 (122 reviews)
Author: Pavlo Ignatov

Chord names by shape

Pavlo Ignatov

Designed for iPhone

- 4.8 • 122 Ratings

- Free

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Description

Handy pocket tool to decipher guitar chords.

Playing cool chord but have no idea what its name is?
You'd like to share your song but not sure how to correctly name the chords you are using?
You just have slided one of you fingers up a fret while playing familiar chord and wonder what the chord has now become?
It is really simple with WhatChord app!
Give it a try!

May 27, 2024

Version 1.0.8

- Updated chords database
- UI improvements

4.8 out of 5

122 Ratings

Wanted this my whole life

I am awful at reading music and can’t transpose to save my life, but I love to play and have been for 20 yrs now. I play in many different tunings, so it was impossible for me to say what chord I was actually playing, and I would just reference the chord shape to remember. But now I can actually refer to the correct chord, which will make playing with others much easier. Thank you so much for making such a useful app! I love it.

I love this app

I cannot tell you how helpful this app has been in my love. As a songwriter I’ve found that I often discover new chords for my music as I’m writing, but I don’t know exactly what the chord may be. Which causes issues for notation! With the help of this app I can perfectly notate every song I write!

Great App!!!

A lot of times I’m guessing what chord I am playing. I thought the other day of making an app called chord calculator and lo and behold here it is, done exactly as I imagined, thanks a lot to the creators, an invaluable tool. No excuse for not learning chords anymore. Simple and easy to find out whatever is you are playing.

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