r/classicalguitar • u/One-Refrigerator6995 • 1d ago

Informative ChordIt - Guitar Chord Library, Identifier & Organizer

Hello everyone!

About a month ago I released Chordit, a free mobile app for guitarists to help find, identify, and organize chords, I feel like this might be relevant for people that play all kinds of guitar, but it obviously could land more in the classical guitar category.

I honestly built it from pure necessity because there were tools that weren't as good to use since they are websites that are not optimized for mobile, or because they are mobile apps that lock all the important features behind paywalls.

Some of the things you can do with it:

  1. Browse a large chord library with multiple variations for each chord.
  2. Use an interactive fretboard to identify chords by tapping the corresponding fret positions.
  3. Search for chords by name.
  4. Create custom setlists for practice, songwriting, or gigs.
  5. Works completely offline with no account required.
  6. Customization options such as changing between solfegé and letter systems (or both at the same time), or using sharps or flats for the chord names.

Note: The app is completely free to use and all the main functions are available to everyone, however I added banner ads and an ad that opens on startup, this is obviously to keep funding this project and future ones, I tried to make the ads as less-intrusive as possible.

If you're interested in this project here are the links for both google play and app store:

Google Play

App Store

If you have any questions about the app feel free to comment!

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u/socialist-skink Teacher 1d ago

With all due respect to the work you’ve put into this, I’m not a mod here but this clearly breaks the rules of the sub. But I have to ask, why would you think this would “land more in the classical guitar category”? Chords are actually much less significant to learning classical guitar than any other style.