Fret Not: Guitar Practice

Fret Not: Guitar Practice

Beginner Guitar Chords & Capo

13 ratings
3 reviews
Free

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • December 15, 2025
  • September 6, 2026

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About

Organize and recall all your guitar songs with essential details like chords, capo, and tuning. Access a chord library and built-in tuner to enhance your playing experience. Focus on music without distractions.

Add songs with Spotify/Ultimate Guitar integration
Save chords, capo, tuning, and notes
Play songs directly from Spotify
Filter songbook by chords or custom lists
Reference 200+ chords with interactive fretboard
Built-in chromatic tuner with multiple tuning options
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What's New in Fret Not

2.0.1

September 6, 2026

Introducing Fret Not Pro. What keeps you playing guitar is the songs you love. But those songs are often packed with barre chords and hard keys that are out of reach when you're starting out, so you don't play them and lose momentum. Fret Not Pro finds the beginner chords for your favorite songs instead. Add any song and it looks up easy, open chords matched to your skill level, with the capo that makes them playable, so you can play the songs you love now rather than waiting until you're good enough. Take Jolene: it comes back beginner-friendly at capo 4 instead of C#m and B, and every chord shows a diagram of exactly where your fingers go. Finding and typing in chords yourself is still free. Pro is the automatic way to do it, at $3.99 a month or $29.99 a year, and any chords it finds are yours to keep, even if you cancel. Plus the usual round of polish and fixes. Keep the streak alive.

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Introducing Fret Not Pro

Chords matched to your level for any song

Sep 6, 2026 Oct 7, 2026

User reviews

Great app but one small problem

Love it but can’t see type in text fields when you’re in dark mode. Had to switch modes to see what I was typing.

Response from developer

Thank you for your feedback! Dark Mode was added in version 1.4.2. Glad you are enjoying the app!

Lovely simple but well designed app

this easy to use app can help for tuning or just keeping track of songs that you mostly know but just need to remember which chords and tuning and capo it might need. Nice to have a simple app that doesn’t require signing up or signing in.

Sleek simple helpful app

So nice to have a helpful guitar chords app (and tuner!) that is so simple and doesn’t require any signup or onboarding

FAQ

Does Fret Not have ads?

No, Fret Not is designed to be distraction-free and does not contain any advertisements.

What devices does Fret Not support?

Fret Not is available on iPhone and iPad devices, offering a seamless experience across Apple's mobile platforms.

How often is Fret Not updated?

The app was last updated on February 22, 2026, indicating active development and potential for future improvements and bug fixes.

What is the age rating for Fret Not?

Fret Not has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for users of all ages interested in learning and playing guitar.

Can I import songs from other apps into Fret Not?

Yes, you can add songs by sharing from the Ultimate Guitar Tabs app, or by searching directly on Spotify and entering details manually.

Does Fret Not offer different subscription tiers?

No, Fret Not is completely free to use and does not offer any subscription plans or in-app purchases.

What tunings does the Fret Not tuner support?

The built-in chromatic tuner supports standard tuning, drop D, drop C, half step down, and open tunings.

How can I find chords I've forgotten in Fret Not?

Fret Not includes an interactive fretboard where you can tap to identify chord names, referencing over 200 chords.