gStrings
6.0#26 in musical tuner appsFree planFree planAndroid
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What both publish
| Fact | gStrings | Intunator |
|---|---|---|
| Headquarters | Prague, Czechia | Freiburg, Germany |
| Privacy | The maker says it does not process personal information for its own purposes, while AdMob may collect information to serve ads. | The maker's privacy statement says its website uses SSL/TLS encryption and that server log data includes the visitor's IP address. |
| Purpose | gStrings is a chromatic tuner application that measures sound pitch and intensity. | The app trains intonation by recognizing a played note and playing it back with corrected intonation so musicians can match it by ear. |
| Support | The Google Play listing gives [email protected] as the app support email. | The site provides setup instructions, FAQs, tutorials and contact details for MARO Software. |
gStrings plans
- gStrings FreeFree
Intunator plans
- Tuner Pro 1 Month€2.99 a month
- Intonation Trainer 1 Month€5.99 a month
- Tuner Pro 1 Year€17.99 a year
- Tuner Pro Lifetime€29.99, paid once
- Intonation Trainer 1 Year€34.99 a year
- Intonation Trainer Lifetime€49.99, paid once
Pick gStrings if…
gStrings may suit Android users who need a tuner for a range of instruments or voice, including those using custom tunings. Its offline mode may also help users who want to tune without an internet connection.
Pick Intunator if…
It suits instrumentalists and singers developing pitch accuracy, including wind, string, and plucked-instrument players. It also works for users seeking a tuner, drone practice, or configurable pitch feedback on Android or iOS.