Reverse Chord Finder Pro review
A focused iOS chord identifier with broad instrument layouts and theory details.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Reverse Chord Finder Pro identifies possible chord names from two or more selected notes. It is designed for musicians, composers, and music students who want to enter notes through a piano keyboard, string-instrument layouts, or music notation, then inspect matching chords and their structure. The app supports guitar, bass, ukulele, and other instruments with three- to twelve-string layouts, along with alternate tunings, capo settings, and left-handed configurations.
Its standout feature is the reverse lookup workflow. Users can select notes and review possible chord names, then examine intervals and chord structure rather than relying only on a label. Partial chord matching broadens the lookup approach, while favorites provide a way to save identified chords. Chord playback can present results as block chords or arpeggios, giving the app a practical audio reference alongside its notation and theory views.
The plan structure offers a seven-day free trial and separates Personal subscriptions from Family options: Weekly, Monthly, and Annual plans are available for Personal use, while Lifetime, Monthly, and Annual options are available for Family use. The product remains a focused iOS tool rather than a broad music-production environment. Choose it if reverse chord identification across piano and multiple string instruments is the main need, especially with tunings, capo support, and theory details. Choose an alternative if Android access, a wider desktop-first workflow, or more extensive playback formats is central to the purchase decision.
Reverse Chord Finder Pro pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Reverse lookup from two or more selected notes
- Supports guitar, bass, ukulele, piano, and 3- to 12-string layouts
- Includes chord theory details, favorites, playback, tunings, and capo support
- Where it doesn't
- Its primary product positioning is focused on iPhone
- Reverse lookup requires two or more selected notes
- Playback is limited to block chords or arpeggios
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