Sign in with Kakao or Google and your chord books are saved to your account. They survive clearing your browser and open on your other devices.
When you sign in, we ask once whether to save this device's chord books. Choose "Not now" and they simply stay on this device.
We ask again when you sign out, so nothing disappears by surprise. Keeping a copy is the default.
You can take everything back down from your account at any time, and export or delete your account right inside the app.
Ukulele is here
The button in the top left takes you to the ukulele view, with 4-string shapes and its own tuner.
Guitar and ukulele keep separate chord books, so they never mix.
New app icons — put both on your home screen and you can tell them apart.
The site moved to chordjabi.com.
A tuner
Tap the tuning fork in the header. It starts listening right away and shows an analog needle.
Hold the note in tune for half a second and you get a chime, and that string turns green.
More sensitive to quiet playing, with a steadier needle.
Metronome, view history, and English
A metronome. Use it on its own screen, or leave it running while you page through a chord book. Star the tempos you use often and start them with one tap.
Your view history is now grouped by day.
The recent chord books on the home screen are square cards now.
You can install Chordjabi to your home screen, and it opens without a connection.
English is supported. Switch languages from the header.
Pick up where you left off
The home screen remembers the chords and books you've been looking at, so you can carry on when you come back.
You can save someone else's shared chord book into your own, in its original key.
Swap a shape and keep it
Tap a chord inside a chord book to pick a different shape. Your choice is saved.
You can keep adding chords without leaving the book.
My chord book got its own page
A proper list with search and sorting, so it holds up as your collection grows.
Transpose and capo
Change a book's key and set a capo. The cards show what actually sounds.
Chord pages are now discoverable from search engines.
Share a chord book
Share a chord book as a link. Whoever opens it can view but not edit.