About
This app serves as a portable chord dictionary for guitar, standard ukulele, and baritone ukulele. It offers over 500 chords with fingering details and audio playback, organized by harmonic family or root.
What's New in FretSketch
1.3
April 22, 2026
* Keys now brings chords, your favorites, and scales together in one place * Improved root picker in Reference * You can now favorite chords in Reference * Search results respect the spelling you typed (e.g. C# vs Db) * Chord grids are more consistent across and better support Dynamic Type.
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FAQ
What instruments does FretSketch support?
FretSketch supports guitar, standard ukulele, and baritone ukulele. It provides a comprehensive chord reference for all these instruments.
How many chords are available in FretSketch?
FretSketch offers access to over 500 chords. These are organized by harmonic family within a key or in a reference chart by root for easy navigation.
Can I hear the chords in FretSketch?
Yes, FretSketch allows you to hear what a chord should sound like. This feature helps in understanding the sound and practicing accurately.
What are the subscription options for FretSketch?
FretSketch offers a Full Monthly Subscription for $0.99/month with a 7-day free trial, and a Full Yearly Subscription for $9.99/year with a 1-month free trial.
Is FretSketch available on multiple devices?
Yes, FretSketch is supported on Mac, iPhone, and iPad. This allows for flexibility in learning and practice across different Apple devices.
How often is FretSketch updated?
The latest version of FretSketch is 1.3, and it was last updated on April 22, 2026. This indicates a recent update and ongoing development.
What is the age rating for FretSketch?
FretSketch has an age rating of 4+. This means it is suitable for users of all ages, making it accessible for young learners as well.
Does FretSketch have ads?
FretSketch does not contain advertisements. Users can enjoy the chord reference features without any interruptions from ads.