ChordPulse: Guitar Watch app analytics for September 10

Turn your Apple Watch into a guitar right on your wrist. ChordPulse gives you a beautiful visual fretboard, real chord sounds, and multiple play modes — no phone required. FRETBOARD MODE See exactly where to place your fingers with a full interactive fretboard diagram. Colored dots show finger positions, open circles mark open strings, and X marks show which strings to skip. Swipe down for a downstroke strum, swipe up for an upstroke, or tap a single string to pluck it individually. Rotate the Digital Crown to browse through chords. PLAY PAD MODE Tap chord buttons to play them instantly — like a musical soundboard on your wrist. Arrange your favorite chords and tap them in sequence to play along to any song. Great for quick practice sessions or jamming on the go. CUSTOM PLAY MODE Pick up to 5 of your favorite chords and create a personalized play set. Perfect for practicing a specific song or drilling chord changes you want to master. 22 CHORDS IN 4 CATEGORIES • Major: A, C, D, E, F, G • Minor: Am, Bm, Dm, Em, Fm • Seventh: A7, B7, C7, D7, E7, G7 • Extended: Asus2, Cadd9, Dsus2, Dsus4 Filter by category to focus on just the chord types you need — only majors, only minors, only 7ths, or only extended voicings. REAL SOUND Every chord is synthesized with accurate note frequencies, harmonics, and natural string decay. Hear the actual notes of each chord through your watch speaker. Downstrokes and upstrokes sound different — just like a real guitar. DESIGNED FOR APPLE WATCH • Fully responsive on all watch sizes (40mm to 49mm Ultra) • Digital Crown integration for smooth chord browsing • Neon-on-black design for maximum readability at a glance • Built-in "How to Play" guide to get started in seconds • No iPhone companion needed — runs independently Whether you are a beginner learning your first chords or an experienced player who wants a quick reference on your wrist, ChordPulse is the most complete guitar chord app for Apple Watch. Download now and start strumming.