Find chords for more than 36 million songs and play along as each chord stays synchronized with the music.
Chordify: Song Chords & Tuner, chords that follow the music
By Trang Nguyen
Editor, media and streaming
- Chords for more than 36 million songs, found by title or artist
- Chord names that move along with the track as it plays
- Chord charts for guitar, piano, ukulele and mandolin
- Animated chord diagrams that show finger positions
- Lyrics shown alongside chords where the song has them
- Rhythm and timing practice against the original recording
What Chordify is for and who uses it
Chordify is a chord finder for songs people already want to play. You search by song title or artist, pick the instrument you play, and the chords for that song come up. The listing covers guitar, piano, ukulele and mandolin.
The developer says more than 36 million songs are in the catalogue and that 8 million musicians use it to play along with recordings. It suits someone learning particular songs on one of those four instruments, rather than someone looking for a general music theory course.
Following chords while a recording plays
The main screen keeps the chord changes in step with the audio. While a song plays, the current chord is marked and the next change is shown ahead of time, so you can get ready for it. The full chord progression for the song is also visible, which lets you see the shape of the whole piece and not just the bar you are in.
Where a song has lyrics on the listing, they appear together with the chords. That makes it possible to see which word lands on which change.
Chord diagrams and finger positions by instrument
Each chord can be shown as an animated diagram that displays the finger positions for that instrument. You switch between guitar, piano, ukulele and mandolin from the same song, so the chord names stay the same and the diagrams change to match the instrument you have.
The listing says the chord charts are designed to be read at a glance, which suits checking a shape mid-song. For a guitarist learning a fingering, the animation shows the sequence of shapes between one chord and the next.
Practicing rhythm and timing with real songs
The developer presents the app as a way to learn chord shapes, chord changes, rhythm and timing in the context of actual music rather than exercises. Playing along with a recording is the core use: you hear where each change falls and try to land it.
The catalogue covers pop, rock, country, worship, jazz, indie and metal, among other genres. The listing does not describe a separate practice mode, so the practice happens by playing along with the songs you search for.
About this APK
The build we hold is Chordify: Song Chords & Tuner 2019 (APKS split bundle) for Android 10 and up.
- Version
- 2019
- 2019
- Requires Android
- 10+
- Package ID
- net.chordify.chordify
- Format
- APKS split bundle
- Malware scan
- Google Play Protect
- Permissions
- 18 declared · 3 sensitive
- Microphone
- Modify files on your device
- Read files on your device
- Signed by
- O=Chordify BV
- Certificate SHA-256
- 9163a5bc102336bcd0027671f2c2ac599053df5f1db978a0f1f5a651ce353b2e
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