GoodEar Pro

Name: GoodEar Pro
Rating: 4.8 (162 reviews)
Author: Pascal Weiss

By: Pascal Weiss App

Ear Training

Overview

Version:

2.0.4

Last updated: 2026-05-14

Ranking

#123,522 ▼ 34

Overall

Features & Capabilities

Good Ear Pro is a comprehensive ear training tool for musicians. It offers four training modes—Intervals, Chords, Scales, and Melodies—and two practice methods: piano playback with an 88-key overview and a notes-only multiple-choice mode. It features 200+ chord variations, 35 scales, and melody-dictation-style practice to sharpen relative pitch.

It tracks accuracy by element, provides a 52-week heatmap, and records best streaks and mastery indicators to reveal your weak spots. You can customize tempo, voicing, inversions, play style, difficulty, melody length, octave range, and harmonic backing. The dark, ad-free interface supports a 3-day free trial with full access before subscription.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App Education Music & Audio

By:

Pascal Weiss

Rating:

4.80

(162) 3 new ratings

Version:

2.0.4 Last updated: 2026-05-14

Version code:

885553068

Creation date:

2012-10-02

Compatible devices:

Size:

31.42MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-07-18

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Ranking

# 123,522 ▼ 34

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Developed by:

Pascal Weiss

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/goodear-pro/id564470291

Website:

https://good-ear.app

User Reviews

GoodEar Pro is praised for being powerful, easy to use, and highly customizable for ear training across scales, chords, intervals, and melodies, suitable for beginners to advanced players. However, reviewers repeatedly report reliability and device-compatibility issues (crashes, headphone stereo problems, iPad vs iPhone differences). The most common frustration is rapid progression to the next exercise with little time to review or hear the correct answer, plus some input quirks and a lack of in-app onboarding. Reliability and UX flow need attention.

Pros

Easy-to-use interface and approachable for beginners
Powerful, comprehensive ear-training covering scales, chords, intervals, and melodies
Highly customizable; create your own exercises and tailor focus
Suitable for beginners to advanced players; grows with you
Widely recommended by musicians for improving ear training

Cons

Stability and device-compatibility issues (crashes, headphone stereo problems, iPad vs iPhone differences)
App advances to the next exercise too quickly; little time to review or hear the correct answer
Input/interaction quirks in keyboard mode (dragging can trigger unintended notes)
Lack of in-app onboarding or tutorials; no guidance on how to use the app
Frequent feature requests indicate missing functionality (e.g., 7th chords, compound intervals, chord progressions)

Recent reviews

I’ve been using this ear training app for over a decade, and it remains one of the best investments I’ve made in my musical development. The exercises are smartly designed, highly customizable, and genuinely fun—exactly what you need to keep your ears sharp for the long haul. Whether you’re drilling intervals, chords, scales, or melodic dictation, the app delivers focused, effective practice that translates directly into better playing and deeper listening. I’ve seen steady improvement in my pitch recognition, harmonic awareness, and overall musicianship since the very first month, and it still challenges me even now. If you’re a serious musician—beginner or professional—this app is essential. It’s like having a dedicated ear coach in your pocket. Highly recommended for anyone who wants to keep their listening skills in peak condition.

by Gr*****, 2026-05-15

I’ve used this app for years and recommended it to many students as well. I’ve always loved the simple and functional design. I also recently submitted a feature request and they added it very quickly. So 5 starts to the development team as well!