Hookpad is a browser-based music composer that focuses on music theory, letting you write melodies and chord progressions with relative ease.
Cost / License
- Freemium
- Proprietary
Application type
Platforms
- Online
United States



Apps similar to ChordieApp include Hookpad, which has a free version. Other options are The Ultimate Piano, Mozarella, ChordIQ and Song Cage. In total there are seven Music Production Apps like ChordieApp for the web, Android, iPhone, iPad and Mac.
Hookpad is a browser-based music composer that focuses on music theory, letting you write melodies and chord progressions with relative ease.



Ultimate Piano is a feature-rich virtual piano application designed for learning and practicing piano. It runs directly in the browser. Key Features:

Mozarella is a song sketch pad that runs in the browser. Build a song from its parts: key, chords, sections, melody, and instruments, and hear it as you go. Composing is free and the songs are yours, because you wrote them.


ChordIQ helps you develop your singing or playing skills for such instruments as the guitar, piano, saxophone, and more. You will be asked to play or sing a specific note, and then ChordIQ will check how you did. It will tell you what note you played or sang and how it was.



Song Cage is a desktop songwriting app that combines chord progressions, lyrics, and music theory on one connected canvas. Features include guitar/piano voicings, a rhyme finder with slant rhymes and synonyms, a DAW-style timeline, a modulation panel, and context-aware chord suggestions.


MidiStickers is a MIDI visualization tool for learning, practicing, and teaching harmony, chords and music theory. It displays live MIDI input as music notation (with appropriate enharmonic spelling), as well as chord symbols, Roman numerals, historical figured bass, and other...




Piano Companion is a music theory app for songwriters, producers, teachers, and students. It’s a flexible piano chord and scale dictionary with user libraries, reverse mode, circle of fifths, and a chord progression builder with common patterns.


