Apps similar to Pitch-Chromatic Tuner include Tunable. It's paid, but Singscope and Listening Singing Teacher are free. Other options are VocalBase, TapNTune, Vocal Pitch Monitor and PitchCraft. In total there are nine Metronomes like Pitch-Chromatic Tuner for Android, iPhone, iPad, the web and Mac.
Tunable is a chromatic tuner, tone/chord generator and metronome that helps you learn to play steadily, in tune, and on beat. Featuring a unique “tuning history” display for visualizing pitch over time, Tunable is the perfect toolkit for professional and beginning musicians.
United States
Sing or rap over any beat, tune your takes to pitch, and lay down clean, studio-quality recordings — all in one app.
Türkiye
Singscope is a mobile app that shows the pitch of your singing. It analyzes your singing voice, estimates its pitch values, and draws the pitches in a graph as a function of time. The pitches are shown in music scales (C, D, E, F, G, A, B).
United States
Listening Singing Teacher helps you to sing in tune and in rhythm. The visual feedbacks for pitch, beat and loudness allow you to train your "mental ear" by aiming the pitch in your head and adjusting your voice to produce the correct pitch.
Switzerland
TapNTune includes a fully functional version of the TapNTempo metronome plus a customizable tuner as well. In addition to a fully featured metronome, it includes the following:
Vocal Pitch Monitor displays the pitch of the sound input from the microphone on a graph in real time. A horizontal axis becomes time and the vertical axis has become a scale.
Japan
PitchCraft turns your phone or browser into a vocal coach: see your pitch drawn live on a piano-roll graph as you sing, split any song into stems with AI, see its chords and key, transpose it into your range and sing along to lyrics with your own voice in the mix.
Czechia
EU
Improve your vocal skills by means of singing exercises that you can repeat as many times as you wish.
OnPitch is a real-time vocal pitch monitor for singers. Open the app and sing: OnPitch shows the notes you are singing, whether you are on pitch, sharp or flat, and by how much.
