Navichord • chord sequencer

Name: Navichord • chord sequencer
Price: 1300 USD
Rating: 4.6 (50 reviews)
Author: Denis Kutuzov

By: Denis Kutuzov

#1 music app in 23 countries

Features & Capabilities

Are you struggling with chords for your track? Get inspired and start writing chords like a pro with Navichord. Navichord is a musical instrument and a songwriting tool making music theory a breeze.

Create lush chord progressions. Loop progressions in sync with other apps. Trigger chords from your MIDI footswitch.

Join thousands of happy producers all over the world. #1 music app in 23 countries.

"Excellent iOS chord and harmony exploration app." www.musicappblog.com

"Top iOS MIDI Performance App" http://www.musicappblog.com/top-music-apps-current-picks/

"Killer iOS Music App" https://www.pinterest.com/apptronica/killer-ios-music-apps/

FEATURES

• Play simple chords (minor, major) with one finger from any root • Play complex chords (sevenths, ninths) with just two or three fingers from any root • Play 28 musical scales from any key • Compose easily with Roman numeral chord names • Use the same chord shape for any root • Discover interesting chord progressions • Find chords matching a melody • Find a melody matching chords • Learn chord structure from the piano keyboard and play along • Quick save discovered chords to chord pads • Save chord progressions • Find chords matching selected scale

Ableton Link: • Loop progressions in sync with many apps supporting Ableton Link

Audiobus and Inter App Audio: • Record to GarageBand, Loopy, Beatmaker 2 and many more

MIDI support: • Connect to soft synths via virtual MIDI (Animoog, Thumbjam, Magellan, Sampletank and many more) • Connect to hardware synths and external keyboards • Send MIDI control messages from keys and pads

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TESTIMONIALS

"The update to version 2.0 just made this an almost new app in terms of functionality. Everything from the pad layouts, scales, new graphics to the sounds work together really well. Also, the new sounds are really, really good (great strings and choir samples). IMHO that this app just quadrupled in value with this free update." - Music-311

"Thanks for such an awesome app, I love that it lets you intuitively visualize and experiment with a "Tonnetz" layout, and better understand Neo-Riemannian theory - as such, Navichord is the perfect gateway from abstract, heady harmony concepts to immediate and practical music being played- a priceless possibility! And it looks beautiful and the tones are great, to boot" - RepentHarlequin73

"This is really a nice, simple, clean app. I love the way you laid out the UI and I especially like that single notes can be tapped first and then dragged seamlessly between notes to produce the chord, then back to another single note if desired. For what it's worth, here are five stars... ***** This app will replace several other more expensive "chord progression lab" apps that I own because I think it's UI design is excellent and perfect for my needs." - ZenLizard

"Find using the harmonic grid more intuitive than a piano keyboard, being able to press in the middle of three circles to get major and minor chords is genius. Experimenting with chord patterns and having the chord name at the top and the root and other keys displayed on the keyboard, is helping me get my head around more complex chords." - mister-rz

"Downloaded the app when I read about it on dischord. I'm really happy...looks like a great app to explore chord variations." - Jonathan Paran Aran

"Read about it on Synthtopia. Bought it just now, love it already. Thanks Denis!" - Dominik Assig

"Excelente app para aprender acordes y armonia." - R3dhood

"It can definitely be a source of inspiration." - Luca

"...it helps (when it comes to chord progressions). It is so simple & that is its value." - Michael L

"I use and love Navichord!" - Ep Lipschitz

User Growth & Download Statistics

App

By:

Denis Kutuzov

Rating:

4.60

(50) 0.10

Version:

2.6.15 Last updated: 2021-02-22

Version code:

840567407

Creation date:

2014-09-15

Compatible devices:

Size:

55.48MB

Price:

1300

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-07-02

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# 197,095 ▼ 123,033

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Developed by:

Denis Kutuzov

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/jp/app/navichord-chord-sequencer/id916452748?l=en-US

Website:

https://www.navichord.com

User Reviews

I like the app a lot, very clean layout and intuitive to use, but it's been really buggy for me. The dials for setting chords and timing seem to often not line up with what's labeled (like I'll select 3 beats but it will give me 4 instead), and at one point it just stopped letting me edit chords altogether, even after closing the app and restarting my device. I ended up having to reinstall it to get it to work. But if it weren't for those issues I'd give it a 4 or 5.

by Gl*****, 2025-12-11

This is by far one of the best apps on IOS! Modulation Velocity Chord Progressions What more do you need :0)

by Lo*****, 2025-01-09

Better than the circle of fifths! this is a really powerful tool. I like the ability to play chords with one finger. There’s a helpful diagram to show how to play different chords although this could be expanded. It sure would be great to have the chords translated on a guitar fretboard as an option. I think the functionality of the app could be improved say if you move your finger in a designated space and the notes shifted upwards in pitch or downward expanding the notes of the cord. Also it would be great to have some sort of velocity control. It would be really great to have an actual playable instrument. Something similar to GeoShred complete with some really great sounds. It also would be great to be able to change the orientation of the notes to mirror image or rotate the sequence. So I could match my other isotonic. One thing that’s a little annoying is that it’s easy for your finger just to veer off a little bit and play a bunch of notes that you did not intend to play. Geo shred seems to handle this with some sort of curve so it keeps you within the boundaries. It seemed like it would be a great feature to have more notes on the screen and actually have a playable instrument. So far this app helps me with understanding intervallic theory and constructing chords. Overall I think this app is very helpful.