Chordora keeps lyrics and chords in a clean format, transposes at the touch of a button and scrolls along while you play. It takes the handwritten sheet too — photographed and straightened.
iPhone · four languages · no accounts, no ads, no data collection

Stage view
Full-bleed, without bars, in a large typeface. One button starts the scroll that runs along with you; swipe yourself at any time and the run continues from wherever you let go. A mere tap does not stop it.

Transposing
Up or down by semitones — the chords follow, the source stays untouched. Spelling can follow the circle of fifths of the target key, so you never get a D♯ where an E♭ belongs. German notation, H instead of B, is a switch away.

Setlists
Group songs into setlists, reorder by the handle, mark them with a colour. A song may sit in any number of lists without being copied.

Photos of the sheet
The document scanner finds the edges of the paper, straightens it and lifts the contrast — several pages in one pass. Photos rank equal with the text.

Copied songs usually have a chord line above the lyric line. On paste, Chordora recognises this and moves each chord to the right syllable.
A song or a whole setlist as a PDF — with a cover page, page numbers and the photos. For everyone who hasn't got an iPhone with them.
Send it as a .chopro file. An open text format other programs can read.
Stored with the song. With a capo the sheet additionally shows the sounding key.
No account, no server, no sign-in. Chordora collects nothing and sends nothing.
Spotify, YouTube, a tab page — as many links per song as you like, opened straight from the sheet.
German, English, Spanish and French. You switch it in the system settings.
Chordora is free and holds ten songs — including the three demo songs it ships with. If you need more, Chordora Unlimited removes the limit: €2.99 once, no subscription, valid on every device with the same Apple Account. Everything you have already created stays and remains usable, whatever you decide.