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ChordChaser
Ear training and improvisation practice for musicians
ChordChaser is a free iOS app that connects chord recognition with practical improvisation. Quiz Mode builds your ear, Randomizer creates changing harmonic material to play over, and Single Chord mode lets you explore one harmony in depth. It is designed for musicians and teachers who want ear training to feel more like making music.
I'm Anders, a musician and the founder of ChordChaser. I built it because most ear-training tools stop at identification, while improvisation practice often lacks focused harmonic material. ChordChaser brings both together: Quiz Mode builds recognition, Randomizer creates changing chords to improvise over, and Single Chord mode lets you explore one harmony deeply. It is free to try on iPhone. I would love feedback from musicians and teachers—especially on which practice flow is most useful.
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About ChordChaser on Product Hunt
“Ear training and improvisation practice for musicians”
ChordChaser was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 2 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #152 on the daily leaderboard. ChordChaser is a free iOS app that connects chord recognition with practical improvisation. Quiz Mode builds your ear, Randomizer creates changing harmonic material to play over, and Single Chord mode lets you explore one harmony in depth. It is designed for musicians and teachers who want ear training to feel more like making music.
ChordChaser was featured in Music (53.7k followers) on Product Hunt. Together, these topics include over 11.3k products, making this a competitive space to launch in.
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