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MobileChords

Free chord finder that shows every chord on guitar and piano side by side, with a reverse mode that names the chord you play and a matcher that lists songs you can play with the chords you know.

Song matcher results: songs you can play with the chords you selected, sorted easiest first, with a share action.

Cost / License

  • Free
  • Proprietary

Platforms

  • Online
"What can I play?" — pick the chords you know; presets for common open chords, and every chord links to its guitar and piano shapes.
The finder: pick a root and chord type — the chord appears on guitar and piano side by side, notes color-coded by harmonic function, with audio playback.
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Reverse mode ("Name my chord"): tap keys or frets and the chord is identified live — here C–E–G tapped on the piano, named C major, with the best guitar voicing mirrored.
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  1.  Chords detection
  2.  Chord library

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MobileChords information

  • Developed by

    DE flagHomann Software

  • Licensing

    Proprietary and Free product.

  • Alternatives

    5 alternatives listed

  • Supported Languages

    • English
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What is MobileChords?

MobileChords is a free web-based chord finder for guitarists and pianists. Every chord is shown on both instruments at once, with its notes color-coded by harmonic function (root, third, fifth, seventh), so you learn the harmony while looking up shapes.

Two core modes: look up a chord (pick a root and type, browse multiple guitar voicings with audio playback, see the piano keys), or name a chord in reverse — tap frets or piano keys and the app identifies what you are playing live, including inversions and slash chords.

A song matcher answers the beginner question "what can I actually play?": select the chords you know and it lists well-known songs they cover, plus the one chord that would unlock the most new songs. Songs appear as factual metadata only (title, artist, chord names) — no lyrics, no tabs.

Covers 12 roots and 19 chord types with correct enharmonic spelling (B-flat major is spelled Bb D F, C-sharp minor 7 is C# E G# B). Includes reference pages for every chord, chord type and key. No account, no ads, no cookies.

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