Chord Analyser
7.6#2 in chord finder software$3.49 one-timeFree planAndroidiOS
VisitChord Analyser vs Reverse Chord Finder Pro
Reverse Chord Finder Pro
7.1#6 in chord finder softwareFrom $0.99 a monthiOSmacOS
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| Fact | Chord Analyser | Reverse Chord Finder Pro |
|---|---|---|
| API and SDK | The reviewed product, help and store pages describe the end-user mobile app but do not document a public API, SDK or developer integration surface. | The opened product and support documentation describes the mobile app but provides no public API, SDK or integration instructions. |
| Headquarters | Marseille, France | Gympie region, Queensland, Australia |
| Maker identity | The Apple listing identifies Nicolas FOUDRAL as the seller, while Google Play lists the developer as Pragmatic apps. | Ghostdust Pty Ltd develops iOS, tvOS and macOS apps and is located in Queensland's Gympie region, Australia. |
| Purpose | Chord Analyser identifies chords from notes entered on a piano keyboard or fretboard and shows playable positions for a selected chord. | The app identifies chord names from two or more selected notes. |
| Support | The maker says the apps are made by one person and provides [email protected] for support contact. | Bug reports are requested by email with expected and actual behavior, device and OS version, reproduction steps, and optional screenshots or video. |
Chord Analyser plans
- FreeFree
- Free versionFree
- Promo version$3.49, paid once
- Full version$6.99, paid once
Reverse Chord Finder Pro plans
- Weekly (Personal)$0.99 a month
- Monthly (Personal)$1.99 a month
- Monthly (Family)$2.99 a month
- Annual (Personal)$17.99 a year
- Annual (Family)$24.99 a year
- Lifetime (Family)$34.99, paid once
Pick Chord Analyser if…
It suits musicians who want to identify chords and find playable positions, or build charts for practice and performance. Learners, composers, and performers working across instruments are among its intended users.
Pick Reverse Chord Finder Pro if…
It suits musicians, composers, and music students who want to analyze harmonies, construct chords, or learn chord theory. Its piano, string-instrument, and score inputs give users different ways to enter notes.