Support

Get in touch, and find quick answers to the questions that come up most.

Contact the developer

For feedback, a suggestion, or a bug report, email sincere.apps@gmail.com. You can also reach this from inside the app: open Settings and tap Contact developer, which attaches logs so a problem is faster to track down.

The settings screen with sound, notation, and MIDI options
Sound, note names, and MIDI in one place

Where the settings live

Open the More tab, then tap the gear in the corner. Tempo, instrument, note names, and MIDI all sit on this one screen.

No sound?

Check the silent switch and the volume first. If a Bluetooth speaker is paired, check that too. In Settings you can also turn on Autoplay, so a chord sounds the moment you pick it. If there is still no sound, try restarting the app.

What is free, and what is premium?

The basics are free. The premium unlock adds the complete chord and scale collection, the progressions, and the song tools. Tap the upgrade button in the top corner, or open any locked feature, to see the premium screen and the current price.

Restore a purchase

New phone, or reinstalled the app? Open the premium screen and tap Restore Purchases. Your unlock comes back, tied to your Apple ID, with no second charge. You can confirm it in Settings, where an active unlock is marked with a green seal.

Cancel or change your plan

Subscriptions are billed by Apple, so you manage them there. Open the iOS Settings app, tap your name at the top, then Subscriptions, and choose Chords and Scales.

Ask for a refund

Refunds go through Apple, not the app. Visit reportaproblem.apple.com, sign in, and pick the purchase.

Change the note names

Prefer H instead of B, or a different style? Open Settings and tap Notation. The example at the bottom shows how your notes will read before you commit.

Set up a MIDI keyboard

Open Settings and tap MIDI. The status line tells you what is connected. Plug in or pair your keyboard, then play, and the app follows along.

Does it work offline?

Yes. Finding and playing chords and scales needs no connection at all.