Chordology

Name: Chordology
Rating: 4.4 (229 reviews)
Author: Greg Raine

By: Greg Raine App

Guitar, Piano, Bass & Ukulele

Overview

Version:

3.1.5

Last updated: 2026-08-03

Ranking

#100,754 ▼ 98

Overall

Features & Capabilities

Chordology is a multi-instrument chord dictionary with hundreds of thousands of chords for guitar, piano, and ukulele. It shows thousands of variations of each chord and features a minimalist, lightning-fast interface.

The app supports iPhone, iPad, and OSX and is completely ad-free, delivering a clean, distraction-free lookup experience.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App Music & Audio Education

By:

Greg Raine

Rating:

4.40

(229)

Version:

3.1.5 Last updated: 2026-08-03

Version code:

889084103

Creation date:

2013-08-27

Compatible devices:

Size:

142.00MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-08-12

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Ranking

# 100,754 ▼ 98

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Developed by:

Greg Raine

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/chordology/id691133982

Website:

https://chordology.co.uk/apps/chordology

User Reviews

Chordology is praised for its intuitive, minimal design and broad, cross‑instrument chord catalog, making it a strong learning and quick‑reference tool across iPhone, iPad, and Mac. Reviewers love the clean interface and ease of use for exploring chords and scales. Recurrent negatives focus on usability issues (especially on iPad), missing audio previews, and occasional bugs. Overall, a solidChord reference app with room for feature enhancements.

Pros

Intuitive and convenient to use; lets you combine chords without scrolling through huge lists.
Beautifully minimal, clean interface that’s easy to understand.
Excellent learning aid; helps with chords, scales, and trying progressions quickly.
Broad instrument coverage and a comprehensive chord catalog (guitar, piano, jazz chords, etc.).
Cross-device compatibility (iPhone, iPad, Mac) with a consistent experience.

Cons

Usability/UX concerns: interface can feel awkward or non‑intuitive, especially on iPad.
Missing audio previews for chords (feature repeatedly requested).
Occasional bugs or instability (crashes or non‑functional screens) reported by some users.

Recent reviews

what else can I say - used to be the best chord app ever, now it’s horrendous after the update

by Us*****, 2026-07-22

This app is really solid. I like the UI and features. One thing I noticed right away: The voicing displayed on the fretboard doesn’t match the voicing played: • Each voicing variant sounds identical. • The played chord is an octave higher than what is shown on the fretboard. ⭐️Adding the ability to hear each chord (and its different voicings) exactly how it’s displayed would go a long way. ⭐️Adding the ability to toggle between displayed numbers and note names would also be awesome (e.g. toggle between displaying “m3rd” vs “Eb” for a Cmin chord). ⭐️Adding functionality to change the color scheme could really benefit some that possess perfect pitch and/or hear notes as colors.