Look at the chord diagram, then tap the correct chord name from the four choices above. Use Skip if you want to see the answer and go to the next diagram. Change Difficulty to match how many chord types you want in the mix; turn on Note names to show pitch letters on the dots instead of finger numbers.
Pick a Song preset to load that lesson’s chords, or choose Custom and open Chord selector below to add voicings with Add to pool. Tap Next → for a random shape from your pool. Try to name it from memory, then Reveal / Hide; use ← Back to revisit the previous shape in this session.
Chord selector
Pick key and type (same as Ukulele Chord Finder): voicings appear below as soon as both are set. Add shapes to today’s pool with Add to pool. Remove entries from the list. Next → picks another shape from this pool (random order)—add at least one voicing before you drill.
Build this chord (name just under this text) on the fretboard: tap a string in the grid to set that fret (tap again to clear). Tap the open circle above the nut for an open string. Press Check answer when you think the shape is right. Clear removes your dots, Skip shows a solution and moves on, and Hint (hold) highlights chord tones. Difficulty controls how complex the target chords can be.