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After 2 months, I released ChordIt – a guitar chord library with an interactive chord identifier and custom setlists.

Hi everyone!

I'm a solo developer, and over the past few weeks I've been building ChordIt, a mobile app for guitarists who need a fast way to find, identify, and organize guitar chords.

The idea came from a simple frustration: whenever I saw someone playing a chord in a video or during a rehearsal, I often knew the shape but not its name. I know there are already plenty of great apps, tools, and websites for guitar chords, but many of the ones I tried either locked advanced features behind subscriptions or were websites that weren't particularly convenient to use on a phone. I wanted something lightweight, mobile-first, and completely offline that I could open in seconds whenever I needed it.

So I built ChordIt.

Some of its features include:

1. A comprehensive guitar chord library with multiple and fingerings.
2. An interactive fretboard where you tap the notes of a chord shape to identify matching chords,
3. Fast search by root note or chord type.
4. Custom setlists to organize chords for practice, songwriting, or live performances.
5. Works completely offline with no account required.

Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.vordev.chordit

App Store: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/chordit-finder-identifier/id6779724776

Thanks for taking a look and if you download it I hope you like it!

After 2 months, I released ChordIt – a guitar chord library with an interactive chord identifier and custom setlists.

Hi everyone!

I'm a solo developer, and over the past few weeks I've been building ChordIt, a mobile app for guitarists who need a fast way to find, identify, and organize guitar chords.

The idea came from a simple frustration: whenever I saw someone playing a chord in a video or during a rehearsal, I often knew the shape but not its name. I know there are already plenty of great apps, tools, and websites for guitar chords, but many of the ones I tried either locked advanced features behind subscriptions or were websites that weren't particularly convenient to use on a phone. I wanted something lightweight, mobile-first, and completely offline that I could open in seconds whenever I needed it.

So I built ChordIt.

Some of its features include:

A comprehensive guitar chord library with multiple and fingerings.

An interactive fretboard where you tap the notes of a chord shape to identify matching chords,

Fast search by root note or chord type.

Custom setlists to organize chords for practice, songwriting, or live performances.

Works completely offline with no account required.

This is my second app published on both Android and iOS, and I'd genuinely love to hear what other developers and musicians think. Any feedback on the app, UI/UX, feature ideas, or even the store listing is more than welcome.

Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.vordev.chordit

Thanks for taking a look!

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Hi everyone!

I'm a solo developer from Latin America and after about 6 months of development I recently released CoopBanking, a Flutter app that acts as a digital bank for board games such as Monopoly and other games that use player-managed currency.

Link: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/coopbanking/id6779397938

The idea:

Almost every Monopoly companion app I found had the same limitation: one player had to act as the banker and manually manage everyone else's money.

I wanted something different. Every player should own their own balance, send money directly to other players, and keep the game moving seamlessly without relying on a single person to do the entire job.

Features:

- Local Network (serverless) connectivity

- Player-to-Player money transfers

- Optional bankruptcy declarations

- Player management

- Transaction history

- End game winner calculation

- Profile customization

Pricing:

The app is completely free. I use unobtrusive banner ads during gameplay instead of interstitials or paywalls to help cover development costs and obviously because I think that intrusive ads during core gameplay would be very annoying for everyone playing.

I made this application for board game enthusiasts who would like to add an extra layer of fun to their game, I would love to have honest feedback about how the application functions in more real environments, because even though I have tried my app in real board games, I would like to know what people outside my close circle think about it.

NOTE: The application may not still be available in the EU in the App Store due to a pending digital services act approval.

Hi everyone!

I'm a solo developer from Latin America and after about 6 months of development I recently released CoopBanking, a Flutter app that acts as a digital bank for board games such as Monopoly and other games that use player-managed currency.

iOS: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/coopbanking/id6779397938

Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.vordev.coopbanking

The idea:

Almost every Monopoly companion app I found had the same limitation: one player had to act as the banker and manually manage everyone else's money.

I wanted something different. Every player should own their own balance, send money directly to other players, and keep the game moving seamlessly without relying on a single person to do the entire job.

Features:

- Local Network (serverless) connectivity

- Player-to-Player money transfers

- Optional bankruptcy declarations

- Player management

- Transaction history

- End game winner calculation

- Profile customization

Pricing:

The app is completely free. I use unobtrusive banner ads during gameplay instead of interstitials or paywalls to help cover development costs and obviously because I think that intrusive ads during core gameplay would be very annoying for everyone playing.

I made this application for board game enthusiasts who would like to add an extra layer of fun to their game, I would love to have honest feedback about how the application functions in more real environments, because even though I have tried my app in real board games, I would like to know what people outside my close circle think about it.

NOTE: The application may not still be available in the EU in the App Store due to a pending digital services act approval.

Hi everyone!

I'm a solo developer from Latin America and after about 6 months of development I recently released CoopBanking, a Flutter app that acts as a digital bank for board games such as Monopoly and other games that use player-managed currency.

iOS: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/coopbanking/id6779397938

Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.vordev.coopbanking

The idea:

Almost every Monopoly companion app I found had the same limitation: one player had to act as the banker and manually manage everyone else's money.

I wanted something different. Every player should own their own balance, send money directly to other players, and keep the game moving seamlessly without relying on a single person to do the entire job.

Features:

- Local Network (serverless) connectivity

- Player-to-Player money transfers

- Optional bankruptcy declarations

- Player management

- Transaction history

- End game winner calculation

- Profile customization

Pricing:

The app is completely free. I use unobtrusive banner ads during gameplay instead of interstitials or paywalls to help cover development costs and obviously because I think that intrusive ads during core gameplay would be very annoying for everyone playing.

I made this application for board game enthusiasts who would like to add an extra layer of fun to their game, I would love to have honest feedback about how the application functions in more real environments, because even though I have tried my app in real board games, I would like to know what people outside my close circle think about it.

NOTE: The application may not still be available in the EU in the App Store due to a pending digital services act approval.