Guitar Mode Finder

Guitar Mode Finder

Find the mode for any chords

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  • Released
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  • July 8, 2026
  • July 8, 2026

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Enter a chord progression and know which scale to play over it — in seconds. Guitar Mode Finder analyzes any chord progression and identifies the matching mode, complete with fretboard positions, CAGED shapes, and a fit score so you know how well the scale actually works. Whether you're jamming, composing, or finally trying to understand why certain scales feel right over certain chords — this is the tool that connects theory to your fretboard. HOW IT WORKS Type in your chords (Am Dm G C, or Cmaj7 Am7 Dm7 G7 — even without spaces) and hit Analyze. Guitar Mode Finder identifies the mode, shows you a fit score, and maps out every CAGED position on the fretboard. WHAT YOU GET - Instant mode detection from any chord progression - Fit meter showing how well the mode matches your chords - Full fretboard diagrams for all 5 CAGED positions - Multi-key detection for progressions that modulate - Reference guide to all 7 diatonic modes with formulas and character descriptions - CAGED system position map - Works fully offline — no account, no ads, and no data ever leaves your device - Clean, focused interface built for musicians — not music professors WHO IT'S FOR Intermediate to advanced guitarists who want to move beyond "just pentatonic" and start using modes intentionally. If you've ever watched a solo and wondered "how did they know to play that there?" — this app answers that. GOOD TO KNOW Guitar Mode Finder is built around the seven diatonic modes. It reads a wide range of chords — triads, sevenths, sus, add, 6/9, and power chords — but highly altered voicings (for example 7b9 or 7#9) fall outside the diatonic model and aren't supported yet. Questions or feedback? Email support@guitarmodefinder.com
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What's New in Guitar Mode Finder

1.0

July 8, 2026