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Ukulele Chord Helper

GCEA tuning, 108 chord shapes

Education · iOS · v1.0.3 · Released 2026-05-04

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About

Learn ukulele chords the easy way.

Ukulele Chord Helper is a clean, offline-first reference app for the 4-string GCEA ukulele. Browse, play, and quiz yourself on 108 chords — with full diagrams, fingerings, and real synthesized chord sounds, no internet needed.

[Chord Library (108 chords — every sharp and flat)]

All twelve chromatic roots, none missing:

C · C# · D · D# · E · F · F# · G · G# · A · Bb · B

- 12 major · 12 minor

- 12 dominant 7th · 12 major 7th · 12 minor 7th

- 24 suspended (sus2 · sus4)

- 12 diminished 7th · 12 augmented

Chords with two spellings — C#/Db, D#/Eb, F#/Gb, G#/Ab, A#/Bb — are found by searching either one, and both names are shown on the chord.

Each chord shows clear fret positions, finger numbers, barre indicators, and plays a realistic ukulele sound on tap.

[Real Ukulele Sounds]

Powered by a Karplus-Strong synthesis engine that simulates the four GCEA strings (with the reentrant high-G). Every chord plays in real time — no pre-recorded audio, no waiting.

[Three Quiz Modes]

- Diagram to Name: identify the chord from its diagram

- Sound to Name: identify the chord from its sound

- Name to Diagram: pick the matching diagram from the chord name

Perfect for active recall practice and ear training.

[Learning Stats]

- Sessions, accuracy, and per-category breakdown

- Recent score trend chart

- Backup and restore stats as JSON

[Also Included]

- Chord search + category filter + favorites

- Dark mode, light mode, or system default

- English and Korean

- Chords, sounds and quizzes work offline (video links and ads need a connection) — no account or sign-in

- Free with optional ads

Built for ukulele beginners, self-taught players, and anyone who wants a fast, focused chord reference. Pick up your ukulele and start playing.

Features

  • 12 major · 12 minor
  • 12 dominant 7th · 12 major 7th · 12 minor 7th
  • 24 suspended (sus2 · sus4)
  • 12 diminished 7th · 12 augmented
  • Diagram to Name: identify the chord from its diagram
  • Sound to Name: identify the chord from its sound