About this app
Stop limiting your guitar playing! Whether you're struggling to find that perfect chord for your song or want to break free from basic progressions, Guitar Chords Compass Lite is your ultimate tool for exploring, learning and mastering chords with precision and ease! Why It’s Perfect For You: + Access 10,000 chord diagrams across 11 positions on the guitar fretboard + Built-in smart chord finder powered by a custom algorithm to show all valid chord options instantly + 56 chord types supported, from basic Maj and Min to complex voicings like Maj13 or Sus2 Add9 + Real guitar sounds with adjustable volume to hear every little nuance + Possibility to upgrade to the full version for even more options (The Lite Version offers the chords for 4 key notes, but you can easily upgrade if you need the chords for the complete note set!) Key Features: + 19 unique voice types to match your style + All common guitar tunings available, including Standard, Drop D, DADGAD, Open G, Slide open A, and more + Designed for both right- and left-handed players Perfect For: + Guitar students learning new chord shapes + Songwriters in need of chord inspiration + Pro musicians refining their chord vocabulary + Beginners that are just starting their journey Download Guitar Chords Compass Lite now and transform your playing from ordinary to extraordinary! Or upgrade to the full version to access the complete note set and unlock the full potential of Guitar Chords Compass! Your breakthrough moment is just one tap away!
Latest release
What’s New
+ Bug fixes + The app is now translated to 33 languages (see app information)
Audience growth
Ratings growth
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Momentum comes from crawler snapshots for the tracked storefront. “Viral growth signal” means unusually fast recent rating gains; it is an indicator, not download data.
Price tracking
Price intelligence
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- First observed Sep 4, 2026 · 3:18 AM Free