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Life & fun · June 23, 2026

Fretboard Lab

Find playable guitar chord voicings across tunings

Fretboard Lab launched on June 23, 2026 with 2 votes.

What it does

Explore playable guitar chord voicings across tunings, positions, fret spans, open strings, and Roman-numeral progressions. Built for guitarists, teachers, and songwriters who need more than one static chord diagram.

Explore beginner guitar keys, chord shapes, fretboard notes, playable voicings, alternate tunings, and exportable diagrams from one focused guitar workspace.

Type Cmaj7, Am7, or I-V-vi-IV and explore playable fingerings sorted by position, span, open strings, and difficulty across standard and alternate tunings. Open full size Progression workbench Analyze chord progressions with fretboard visualization and voicing candidates. Open full size Alternate tuning voicings DADGAD and open-string sorting with playable voicing candidates. Close screenshot preview Progression workbench Analyze chord progressions with fretboard visualization and voicing candidates. Close Previous 1 / 2 Next Close screenshot preview Alternate tuning voicings DADGAD and open-string sorting with playable voicing candidates. Close Previous 2 / 2 Next Guitar chord voicings you…from hannes-software.com

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