Pocket Guitar Chords
authentic ratingPeople love it as a fast, clean chord reference with no ads: it is handy to grab a chord shape on the fly, the graphics are pleasant, and it suits beginners and intermediates. It breaks on completeness, users complain about missing chords like A, B, F# and flats, and only one or two variations per chord, so advanced players feel boxed in. Beginners with no base sometimes cannot tell how to read the fret diagram.
TextAvg 4.75 nearly matches the store 4.78, and praise is concrete: people share it with beginners, value the clean interface and lack of ads, while critics name a real gap, missing A and B chords and few variations. One review says the app forces you to write a review to unlock, a mild flag, but the overall tone is genuine.
What users love
- Fast and clear chord reference
- Pleasant graphics
- No ads
- Simple interface
- Good for beginners
What users hate
- Missing A
- F# and flat chords
- Only one or two variations per chord
- Too limited for advanced players
- No guidance for beginners on reading the fretboard
- Not updated in a while
Who it is for
Beginners and intermediates who want a quick reference of basic chord shapes at hand
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