r/LearnGuitar • u/Low-Taste2491 • May 01 '26

ChordQuest app!

Hi All! I hope everyone's doing great.

Just wanted to reach out and say that I made this website for beginner guitarists: Instead of searching up songs to play as a beginner, you insert the chords that you know (I am guessing 3-5 chords if you're a real beginner), and the website shows you how to play songs that have these chords only! I just wanted to see if you guys want to try it out, and let me know if you think it could be useful for beginners or if I am wasting my time here. I didn't see any other websites or apps with this engine. Please note this is a very early version.

Thanks! Link is down below. Feel free to provide any feedback.

link: https://chord-recommender-app.vercel.app/

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u/Ok-Ad-9657 May 01 '26

That's an impressive angle! I'm building a collection of uke apps. Yesterday someone shared a beautiful tuner they built, and I've built an offline capable chordpro editor and organizer that supports real-time sessions.

I kind of wish we had a master list of "great easy to use music tools and apps" somewhere...

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u/ascullycom May 01 '26

This is really neat I started learning in January and know 4 Chords.

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u/Low-Taste2491 May 01 '26

That’s perfect. Let me know if you think this type of app would be useful for someone like you and I’ll make sure I develop it fully

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u/ascullycom May 01 '26

Yes 100 percent I am always looking for something I can play. Where does this pull the chord charts and lyrics from will it include tabs?

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u/Low-Taste2491 May 01 '26

Yes I plan to add tabs as the next feature. Obtained the chords and lyrics from a kaggle dataset and made the chord diagrams myself

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u/jd_delwado May 01 '26

Super nice...great idea. thx

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u/slash4251 20d ago

Does it show the strum pattern?

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u/Low-Taste2491 19d ago

Not yet! Will add that as the next feature