What’s New on ChordLookup

Jump to any chord, tool, scale, or lesson from anywhere on the site. The header search field is visible at every width, so the same destinations are one tap away on touch.

A new tool: paste a sequence of chord symbols (e.g. C G Am F) and instantly see the detected key, Roman-numeral analysis, per-chord audio, and save it to your library.

Hear how chord-quality and interval names are spoken. Pronounce buttons appear next to quality entries and the interval reference table.

Play an audio tour of every visible chord result in search, with screen-reader announcements of each chord name and position.

Named chord collections now show a 🔥 streak badge that advances whenever a flashcard session touches one of the collection's chords.

The home page rotates a recommended practice routine each day, prioritizing templates you haven't run recently.

The Key Detector tool now suggests common next-key targets (relative, dominant, subdominant, parallel) from the detected key.

Organize your favorite chords into named collections (e.g. “Jazz grips”, “Barre workout”) and launch a flashcard session scoped to any collection.

Export your favorites as a JSON file and re-import them later or on another device, with merge or replace modes.

Rate any chord 1–5 stars from its detail page or the floating quick-action nav, then filter browse pages and favorites by your personal ratings.

A single panel on every chord page consolidating your rating, last-practiced date, streak, accuracy, and notes excerpt.

Bookmark glossary terms and see an 8-item rail of recently viewed qualities and scales for quick re-entry.

A synced play-along on every chord page: a 4-beat count-in, then the chord block rings on each beat at your chosen BPM.

When iOS suspends audio on screen lock or Android throttles background timers, practice tools now resume cleanly and offer a tap-to-resume path.

Interrupted practice sessions in the metronome, progression library, and loop studio now prompt you to resume where you left off on your next visit.

Every scored /learn quiz now tracks personal bests and streaks, shows a shareable result footer, and offers a “retry the ones you missed” mode.

Practice quick-start presets now highlight the session length nearest your recent history with a “Recommended for you” badge.

Every scale from Dorian and Phrygian through Harmonic and Melodic Minor now has a dedicated page across all 12 roots (144 scale pages).

Download any fretboard or piano diagram as a 2× PNG, or expand it to a full-screen accessible dialog for at-a-distance practice.

Faster first load on the home page: search and quick-stats are now code-split, cutting initial JavaScript by ~85 KB with no loss of server-rendered content.

Build, save, and share reusable practice routines. Templates ship pre-loaded across genres and difficulty levels; share via deep link.

Share a flashcard deck or practice routine as a single link. Recipients get the full deck/routine inline without an account.

Compose strumming patterns across 4 bars and export the result as a 16-bit WAV file at your chosen BPM.

Favorites now show a per-chord accuracy trend across your last 10 sessions, with declining-detection highlighting.

Chord flashcards gained a smart queue (weakest chords first) and an accuracy-weighted shuffle that prioritizes chords below your target accuracy.

During playback, the progression library shows an animated chord timeline with a scrubbable slider and keyboard-accessible seeking.

The home page surfaces the top 5 most-viewed chords from the past 7 days, with mini fretboard previews and quick-play audio.

Every autocomplete result in search has a speaker icon to hear the chord name spoken aloud.

Pick a key context in the ChordBuilder and see diatonic qualities highlighted, degree labels, and audio previews for each suggestion.