A paper deck of chord symbols, at the piano, without the paper. A metronome runs, the symbol flips on the downbeat, and you play it. Or you turn the metronome off and move at your own pace.
What it does
- Every chord type you actually read — triads through sevenths, extensions and altered
dominants, in every common spelling:
m7and-7,maj7andΔ7,ø7andm7♭5. - Two ways to move — on the metronome’s downbeat, or by tapping Next when you are ready.
- Weighted keys — spend more time in the keys you are shaky in, and none in the ones you are not.
- Voicings and hands — ask for a specific inversion, or which hand to play with.
- Presets — save a way of working and switch between them.
- Timed sessions — the drill stops itself when the time is up.
Nothing is collected, nothing is sent anywhere, and it works in airplane mode. See the privacy policy.
Getting started
The user guide covers everything in detail. The short version: open settings, choose your chord types and keys, pick metronome or manual, and start.
Support
Email support@flatfive.pro with questions, bugs, or a chord type you want added.