Every way to play the chord, not just the first one.

You know five ways to play a G. There are about a hundred. Every Chord lays them out in order, easiest first, grouped by the CAGED shape they come from — and it works the other way round too: tap what your fingers are doing on a 20-fret neck, and the app names the chord. A chord atlas, not a chord chart: no tabs, no songs, no lessons.

What it does

• Every position, easiest firstPick a chord and the voicings arrive in order — the open shape, then the barre, then the closed shapes further up the neck, each labelled with its CAGED shape.
• Reverse lookupTap notes on a full 20-fret neck and Every Chord names what you played, with the alternative names ranked, because the same four notes are often two or three chords at once.
• Scales on the neckTwelve scales and modes painted across the fretboard, each dot coloured by what it does — root, third, fifth.
• Substitutions when a progression goes flatA basic tier of swaps for any chord, and an advanced tier for the tritone sub, the secondary dominant, the borrowed chord.
• Sound, synthesised on the deviceHear any voicing or any scale degree. Nothing is streamed, nothing is downloaded.
• Every Chord Pro, one optional purchaseUnlocks the closed and partial voicings higher up the neck and the advanced substitution tier. One payment, no subscription, ever.

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