Guitar Mode Finder
Scales, chords & the fretboard
About
Instantly identify the correct musical modes for any chord progression. Visualize fretboard positions and understand scale-chord relationships to enhance your playing and composition.
What's New in Guitar Mode Finder
1.1.0
September 21, 2026
Save the progressions you come back to — up to 20, kept on your device. And Guitar Harmony Finder is out: the sister app takes a melody on the neck and gives it a second voice, held in a CAGED position.
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FAQ
What is Guitar Mode Finder?
Guitar Mode Finder is a music app that analyzes chord progressions to suggest the appropriate musical modes. It provides fretboard diagrams and a fit score to help guitarists understand scale-chord relationships.
Does Guitar Mode Finder have ads?
No, Guitar Mode Finder is completely ad-free. It also works fully offline and does not require an account or collect any user data.
What types of chords does Guitar Mode Finder support?
Guitar Mode Finder reads a wide range of chords including triads, sevenths, sus, add, 6/9, and power chords. Highly altered voicings are not yet supported.
Can I save my chord progressions in Guitar Mode Finder?
Yes, you can save up to 20 chord progressions within Guitar Mode Finder. These saved progressions can be reopened at any time, and all data remains on your device.
What devices is Guitar Mode Finder available on?
Guitar Mode Finder is currently available for iPhone. It is designed with a clean interface for musicians.
How often is Guitar Mode Finder updated?
The latest version, 1.1.0, was released on September 21, 2026. Updates are focused on improving functionality and supporting musicians.
What is the age rating for Guitar Mode Finder?
Guitar Mode Finder has an age rating of 4+. It is designed for intermediate to advanced guitarists interested in music theory.
What is the fit score in Guitar Mode Finder?
The fit score in Guitar Mode Finder indicates how well a detected mode matches the input chord progression. This helps users understand the effectiveness of a scale over specific chords.
