chorDLE — Ear Training Game appears legitimate, with a few gaps. The AppsHunter Legitimacy Score for chorDLE is 65 out of 100 points across 7 verification signals from App Store and developer data.

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Name: chorDLE — Ear Training Game
Rating: 5 (3 reviews)

chorDLE — Ear Training Game

Beat Kitchen LLC

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chorDLE — Ear Training Game appears legitimate, with a few gaps. AppsHunter Legitimacy Score for chorDLE is 65/100.

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MUCH better for Voiceover users!

FIVE STARS from me now! This ear training game is MUCH BETTER for Voiceover users now! The ONLY thing I can't use is the blindfold mode. I've tried it, but when I double-tap the 🙈 button under each clue to hear the chord, I can't hear the chord. I don't know if it's something I'm doing wrong, or if there's a bug that needs to be addressed, but right now, I'll just stick with the piano keyboard under each clue; I can play the game fine that way.
I'll DEFINITELY play this game with at least ONE of my piano students! I've actually got a bingo card app that will let me create my own bingo cards, so I may create my own chordle card, play the intervals/chords myself, and let her mark the tiles!
Let me clarify which blindfold mode I'm referring to. I'm not talking about the hands-free mode; that works fine, although sometimes when I say, "Tritone," it doesn't take. The blindfold mode I'm referring to is in the actual bingo game itself. For each clue, there's a 🙈 emoji that appears instead of a keyboard. I'm supposed to double-tap the 🙈 button to hear the clue. Well, I can double-tap that button all day long, and I STILL don't hear it. That's got to be looked into. But it doesn't take away from the five-star review!

AAngela_KM4FCF

25 days ago

Response from developer

Thanks again! There are actually a few blindfold games so I may need to get more info from you. If you have a moment, can you drop me a note either through the app or through the website? There is also a bug report button in some of the games that will send along the state of the app so I can look into what’s going on, but it’s not in all of them, and it may not be a noticeable button. The main blindfold game players a tone and then listens for you to dictate the interval. And yes, multiplayer bingo allows you to create your own quizzes in a room and play with others using your own rules and revealing or hiding the answers however you want. Nathan —— Thanks for bringing this to my attention. I’ve made some changes behind the scenes that I think should make the game easier to navigate for those with visual impairments. Feel free to leave a note directly through the app as it is probably a more reliable way to reach me but I will keep my eye out here too. I think I addressed most of those issues but will need to test it further. But minimally, it should be an improvement. By the way, make sure to try the blindfold test which was designed to be played hands-free and does not require the screen at all!