For Acoustic Guitarists

The chords are
actually right.

TrueChord syncs verified chords and strumming patterns with real artist and teacher videos. No AI guessing. No wrong voicings. Just the song, played correctly.

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Other apps
Cmaj7
AI detected. Probably wrong voicing.
TrueChord
Cadd9
Verified from the artist's own tutorial.

You already know the
chords are wrong.

You paste a YouTube link into a chord app. It spits out chords. You play them. Something sounds off. Because the AI guessed, and it guessed wrong. Every guitarist has been there.

"Do not use it; the chords will be wrong."

r/musictheory on Chordify

"Sometimes screws up the voicing. Like a chord was F#m, but it said it was Major."

r/musictheory

"Gets chord changes wrong. Does not do what it claims. Period."

App Store review

"Where do you find the most accurate strumming patterns and chords?"

r/guitarlessons

How TrueChord works

01

Search any song

Find the song you want to learn. TrueChord pulls up curated tutorial videos from the actual artists or trusted teachers.

02

Watch real hands

See the correct chord shapes, transitions, and strumming patterns played by someone who actually knows the song.

03

Play with confidence

Verified chords and strumming patterns overlay the video in real-time. No guessing. No second-guessing.

Not another chord detector.

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Human-verified accuracy

Every chord is sourced from real performances, not algorithmic guesses. When the artist plays Cadd9, you see Cadd9.

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Video-first learning

See the artist's hands on the fretboard. Watch the strum pattern. The way guitar was meant to be learned.

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Real strumming patterns

Not just which chords, but how to play them. Down-up patterns, rhythm, feel. The stuff chord sheets can't capture.

Synced in real-time

Chords appear exactly when they change in the video. No scrolling through tabs. No pausing to figure out where you are.

Learn songs the way they were meant to be played.

Built in Nashville. For every guitarist who's tired of wrong chords and missing strumming patterns.

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