Apps Like Gituru - Guitar Lessons for iPhone and iPad
Learn chords and play songs
Learn through condensed completed at your own pace. Interact with an intuitive chatbot for guidance. Receive live feedback on played notes. Use tools to build practice routines. Track progress with a simple interface.
by Chordify BV★ 4.5933 ratingsEducationFreeData updated 2026-09-20
The app teaches users to play guitar chords on an iPhone. It uses symbols and animals to help children remember chord positions, making learning guitar enjoyable.
The app allows users to play chords by tapping buttons and strumming. Chord buttons can be reconfigured for over 150 chords per key, and users can experiment with picking melodies.
Create sheet music with intuitive tools for notation, playback, and editing. Add lyrics, adjust rhythms, and save compositions. Export as PDF or image. Share directly or print for lessons and performances.
The app offers a 24-fret guitar with multitouch, real strumming, and fretting. Users can learn over 1,500 songs across various genres and artists, with new songs added weekly.
Control effect parameters and looper settings via Bluetooth. Switch between chorus types, delay types, and reverb types. Adjust effect parameters for Double detune, 4 Voice, Simple, Analog, Hall, Room, and Plate.
Notes using a real and microphone. Play notes and receive instant feedback. Progress through level-based lessons. Track performance with accuracy and speed metrics. Sync lessons with a structured curriculum for consistent practice.
Catalog and organize chord charts and lyrics. Import from online sources or create new charts. Sync across devices via iCloud. Build and share setlists. Transpose, capo, or rewrite chords. Use with metronome, autoscroll, and chord buttons.
Learn guitar with structured courses covering theory, playing techniques, and singing. Access extensive sheet music in six-line format. Use AI-generated accompaniment for practice. Track progress and receive performance feedback.
Learn music with interactive lessons that combine visual fretboard diagrams and audio playback. Practice intervals, chords, and progressions through structured lessons. Use ear training exercises to improve pitch recognition.