The goal of this game is to guess the chord of the day. You will be making music, so sound on!

Down below are the note buttons. Click four of them to make your first chord.

Notes in a chord are always going up, so if you try a lower note such as D after you played an E, it will go up an octave to a higher D.

Use the Delete button to erase a note, and click on the row to hear it play.

When ready, use the Play button to see how well you guessed:

C⁴_✓

E^↑₄

G#⁴_✘

G⁵_—

Correct notes in the correct place will be green, notes in the wrong place will be orange, and wrong notes will be gray. Arrow on an orange note means that it is in the wrong octave. Use that information to make a better guess.

When you guess the chord, or run out of guesses, all the rows will be replayed, and you will see your score.

If you guessed, you will be able to share your score, and even listen and vote on other games!

In the stats window, click Vote on Games button to hear a game played by another player and vote on it.

The ♭ / # button simply changes whether we display sharps or flats. It does not really affect the game play.

However, if you are a musician and find yourself unable to use F# where G♭ should go, click that button.

More questions? Ask them at our faq page.

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Replay below, vote to hear another one, or close this to marvel at your own progression again.

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Developed by the fine people behind deveblog.com (me) in a few weekends in the beginning of 2022. Here is the blog article announcing the game.

Ask questions and read answers on our faq page. Follow Kordle on twitter for game updates.

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