Tap the highlighted pad
Your pace. Tap the highlighted chord or note.
Hold Strum and tap chords with your other hand.
Tap any chord to hear it immediately. The chord stays selected, so you can tap it again or use Strum. Turn off Tap chord to strum when you want to choose chords silently.
Hold Strum with one finger and tap chords with another. The rhythm follows your new chord on the next stroke without restarting. Auto strum keeps the rhythm going hands-free; choose a pattern and tempo, then tap chords to play along. Stop ends the rhythm and silences the strings.
Chords, melody notes, and all four strings’ frets fit on one playing screen. Both fret ranges, 0–6 and 7–12, stay visible. Tap any note or fret to play it immediately; repeated taps repeat the same note. Tap fret 0 to release that string to its open pitch. Tap the G, C, E, or A row label to pluck that string.
Game mode: choose a song, then tap Game mode. Green means play now; amber marks the next different chord or note in advance. A badge such as PLAY ×2 means two taps on the current pad before changing. Pads and frets respond as soon as you press, and the next step is ready immediately. Play at your own pace; a wrong note does not skip ahead. Pause keeps your place; Restart begins again. Listen plays an example first.
On a phone, swipe across the 3D strings to strum. All playing controls stay on screen in portrait and landscape. Fullscreen gives you the whole display; rhythm patterns, tempo, and sound controls are in Settings.
In Rotate 3D, the instrument stays playable: tap the strings or frets, or drag across the strings to strum. Drag its body or empty space to rotate; start a pinch away from the strings to zoom. The chord pads and Strum controls work at every angle. Reset view restores the front playing view.
Tap G, C, E, or A to pluck one string. Choose a tune next to Listen to hear a short performance; Stop or playing manually takes over.
Real ukulele recordings by Mateusz Dąbrowski, provided by FreePats under CC0. The sampler uses 13 recorded pitches plus a muted chuck and body tap. In-between notes are pitch shifted; touch changes level and tone.