On device
Pitch is detected on your iPhone as you play. Audio is never recorded, saved, or sent anywhere.
A tuner organized around the tuning you mean to play. Choose a built-in tuning or create your own for guitar, bass and ukulele. Play a string and Retune finds the target, then guides it cleanly into tune.
Retune 2 is on the way. The tuner is free on the App Store today, and this update lands as a free download for everyone.
Most tuners begin with whatever pitch they hear. Retune begins with your choice: pick an instrument, pick a tuning, and it already knows the six (or four, or seven) notes you are aiming for. Try it below.
Step 1 Choose an instrument
Step 2 Choose a tuning
A preview of the interface. In the app, the microphone does the listening: play a string and the needle moves in real time.
If the tuning you play isn't built in, build it once and keep it. Pick the instrument, set the target note for each string, name it, and it's there in the Tunings tab from then on.
Retune 2 tunes four instruments through the same clean interface. Each starts from its standard tuning; custom tunings extend any of them.
Nine tunings built in, from Standard to DADGAD. Free.
Extended range for the low string, tuned as precisely as the rest.
Low fundamentals tracked cleanly, down to E1.
Standard gCEA tuning, with the high g string first.
Because Retune knows the tuning, it knows the targets. Play any string and it picks the nearest one in your tuning, then stays there while you turn the peg, instead of flickering between notes as you close in.
No sign-in, no setup, no connection. Retune analyzes the sound on your device and opens straight to the tuner, so it works in a practice room, a green room, or a basement with no signal.
Pitch is detected on your iPhone as you play. Audio is never recorded, saved, or sent anywhere.
Nothing to create, nothing to sign into. The tuner is the first thing you see.
No advertising, no analytics SDKs, no third-party trackers of any kind.
Everything runs without a network. Airplane mode makes no difference to the tuner.
The tunings alt-tuning players reach for most, set up and one tap away. Anything else you play, you save as a custom tuning.
Retune started as a guitar tuner built around presets. Version 2 keeps that idea and opens it up: your own tunings, more instruments, and a metronome to practice against, all in the same restrained interface.
The new metronome: a steady audio-clock click, tap tempo, and time signatures from 2/4 to 7/8.