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About Guitar Tools: Tune·Beat·Chords

Tune your strings, practice with a beat and find chord fingerings. GuitarTool brings a tuner, metronome and guitar/ukulele chord libraries together for everyday practice. Core tools and practice features are free and work offline, with no ads, account or usage analytics. Four basic looks are free; optional appearance themes can be previewed before buying each separately. FLEXIBLE METRONOME • 20–500 BPM, TAP tempo, 1–12 beats and editable accents • Quarter, eighth, triplet and sixteenth-note subdivisions, plus eighth-note Swing • Practice presets, progressive tempo and custom plans; rear-flash beat cues on compatible iPhones Rhythm training • Alternate audible and silent bars, or change tempo in stages by bar count. Customize and save your setup. REAL-TIME TUNER • Common tunings for guitar, ukulele, bass, violin and mandolin, plus chromatic mode • Adjustable A4 reference from 430–446 Hz • Tap a string to lock it and play its reference tone • View the input device and a graph of the last 6 seconds of pitch deviation; microphone audio stays on your device and is never recorded or uploaded GUITAR & UKULELE CHORDS • 855 chord names for each instrument and 19,244 voicings in total • Browse and edit fingerings, recognize chords automatically, hear them, and preview, save or share chord cards THEME GALLERY • Four basic looks are free to use • Preview appearance themes before unlocking each separately through the App Store • Assets are bundled; once ownership is verified, purchased themes work offline without extra downloads • Purchases and restoration require an internet connection GuitarTool supports iPhone, iPad, an Apple Watch metronome and interactive Home Screen widgets in multiple sizes. It offers 13 interface languages, Dynamic Type, VoiceOver and Reduce Motion. Apple Watch and everyday practice • Swipe between the watch metronome and tuner. Tune guitar, ukulele, bass or chromatically at A4 = 440 Hz, with haptic feedback when in tune • The watch microphone starts only when you tap Start Tuning. Stop, change pages or leave the app to end tuning. Audio stays on the watch and is never recorded or uploaded • On iPhone and iPad, the screen stays awake during foreground metronome playback or active tuning. You can allow auto-lock in Personalization • The large interactive widget lets you select quarter, eighth, triplet or sixteenth notes and Swing, with settings synced to the app

What’s new

Version 1.1.3 · Updated October 10, 2026

• Added offline Chinese voice counting, with a preview at your current tempo. • Fixed confirming and canceling BPM input across themes. • Added an extra-large portrait metronome widget on iOS 27 and later. • Fixed target tempo syncing in practice presets and progressive tempo progress after interruptions. • Improved practice and subdivision layouts at larger text sizes, and made the practice timer more reliable.

App privacy

The developer, Shanghai Qishan Cultural Communication Co., Ltd., reported these privacy practices to Apple.

Data Not Collected

The developer does not collect any data from this app.

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