Chord AI
All chords for any song with on-device AI
Chord AI launched on January 14, 2020 with 8 votes, #958 of 3,486 launches that month and more than 50% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 6 years on.
What it does
Chord AI uses recent breakthroughs in machine learning to give you all the chords of any song. With an accuracy on a par with trained musicians, you can rely on Chord AI to transcribe song chords rather than searching tabs of unknown quality on the web.
Multitrack separation into 4 stems: bass / vocals / drums / other. Export individual stems as .wav audio files. Chord ai uses recent advances in AI to give you the chords and beats of any song automatically with unprecedented accuracy. You won’t need anymore to look for the chords of a song on the web. Chord ai has more than 500k users with an 4.7+/5 average rating on both the Apple Store and Google Play Store! Amazing is not the word How is this even possible? What an app! Just phenomenal. Accuracy is outstanding. Speed of analysis is outstanding. The elegance of the user interface is highly friendly. Take a bow, sir. This is brilliantfrom chordai.net
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