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Products that do what Chord Identifier does
Highlights in‑key notes and flags wrong notes as you play
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2019 · harmopark.app
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2020 · github.com
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I built a free, browser-based tool for exploring scales, modes, and their diatonic chords. Pick any root note and scale (major, natural minor, all seven modes, and 70+ other scales) and instantly see which chords (triads, 7th, 9th, etc.) belong to that key. It also includes a built-in sequencer so if you've found interesting chords for your scale, you can arrange them into a progression and hear how they flow together. No need to switch between a theory reference and a DAW just to test whether a ii–V–I sounds right in your preferred scale. No signup, no ads, no paywall, just a tool I wished…
Feb 2026 · interactivechordfinder.com
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2017 · peterburk.github.io
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