Ukulalala - Learn Ukulele
Chords, progressions & tools
About
Explore new ukulele chords and progressions with this tool. It offers a vast library of chords and diverse progressions across multiple genres, helping musicians of all levels expand their musical vocabulary and practice routines.
What's New in Ukulalala
1.0.1
September 11, 2026
Metadata update
Subscription plans
Friends of Ukulala
Support Ukulala development and unlock early features
In-App Purchases
$4.00
Friends of Ukulala
Support Ukulala development and unlock early features
Developer apps
FAQ
Does Ukulalala have ads?
No, Ukulalala is ad-free. The developers state there are no ads, paywalls, or gated features, allowing users to focus solely on learning the ukulele.
What ukulele tunings does Ukulalala support?
Ukulalala supports both standard tuning (GCEA) and baritone tuning (DGBE) for the ukulele, making it versatile for different players.
How many chord progressions are available in Ukulalala?
Ukulalala features 58 chord progressions spread across 8 different genres, including Pop, Rock, Blues, Jazz, Folk & Country, Island, Latin, and Classics.
Can I save my favorite chord progressions in Ukulalala?
Yes, you can star your favorite progressions within Ukulalala to build a personal practice list. This helps you easily access and revisit the progressions you find most useful.
What is the age rating for Ukulalala?
Ukulalala has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide range of users interested in learning the ukulele.
How often is Ukulalala updated?
The latest version of Ukulalala is 1.0.1, and it was last updated on September 11, 2026. This indicates a recent update, suggesting ongoing development and support.
What are the subscription options for Ukulalala?
Ukulalala offers optional 'Friends of Ukulalala' support through in-app purchases, priced at $2.00 per month or $14.00 per year. This is a donation-based option to support development.
What devices is Ukulalala compatible with?
Ukulalala is compatible with iPhone, iPad, and iPod devices, allowing users to learn on their preferred Apple mobile devices.
