Tuner Wear: Guitar Tuner App

Tuner Wear (Package Name: com.tortato.tunerwear) is developed by TORTATO and the latest version of Tuner Wear: Guitar Tuner App 4.0.3 was updated on October 10, 2026. Tuner Wear: Guitar Tuner App is in the category of Music & Audio. You can check all apps from the developer of Tuner Wear: Guitar Tuner App and find 80 alternative apps to Tuner Wear: Guitar Tuner App on Android. Currently this app is for free. This app can be downloaded on Android 7.0+ on APKFab or Google Play. All APK/XAPK files on APKFab.com are original and 100% safe with fast download.

Tune your guitar, banjo, ukulele or any of 15 instruments by name, learn why chords work together and practice in time. Free at the core, and on your Wear OS watch too.
YOUR INSTRUMENT, FIRST
The first time you open TunerWear it asks one question: which instrument do you tune? Pick it and the tuner opens straight on your strings, with its notes on screen. Change it anytime in Settings. The chromatic tuner stays one tap away, for any note on anything else.
15 instruments, 35 named tunings:
- Guitar: Standard, Drop D, Drop C, DADGAD, Open G, Open D, half and full step down
- 12-string guitar, with every octave pair read the way it is really tuned
- Bass (4 and 5 strings), ukulele (standard, Low G, baritone) and guitalele
- Banjo: 5-string (Open G, Double C, Sawmill, Open D, Cumberland Gap), tenor (Irish, Jazz, Chicago, Plectrum) and samba banjo
- Violin, viola, cello, mandolin, cavaquinho and bağlama (saz)
Every tuning comes with context: what it is, how it sounds and a tip to get there.
TUNE
A chromatic guitar tuner made for the moment before the music: play a string, watch the arrow, turn the peg. It shows whether to tune up or down and how far you are, with accuracy finer than the human ear.
- Paired strings done right: on the 12-string and the bağlama, the tuner accepts both octaves of a pair and reads the closer one
- A4 calibration from 430 to 450 Hz, for an orchestra or an old recording
- Tuner profile: needle speed and precision window set to your hand
- On your wrist: the Wear OS app is standalone. Tune on stage without touching your phone
LEARN
The part no guitar tuner has: the answer to "why these chords, together, in this order?"
- Chord dictionary for guitar and ukulele: 240 chords, 1205 shapes, each with its name, all over the neck
- Every shape plays, as a string synthesized in real time, so you can match your instrument by ear
- Harmonic field: pick any of 24 keys and see its seven chords and what each one does: rest, move away, pull back home
- 17 progressions in degrees, essentials, pop and jazz, that transpose to any key with one tap
PRACTICE
A clean metronome: 40 to 240 BPM, four time signatures, rhythms down to sixteenths, tap tempo. Optional practice reminders at the time you choose.
FREE AT THE CORE
The standard tuning of all 15 instruments, the chromatic tuner, the chord dictionary with sound, the harmonic fields and the metronome are free. None of it asks for a card.
Premium adds the special tunings, A4 calibration, tuner profile and no ads. One short video opens all of it for 12 hours, no card, no signup. Or buy it once for life. You never need to subscribe to tune.
PRIVATE BY DESIGN
Tuning happens on your device. The microphone is only on while the tuner is open; audio is never recorded and never leaves your phone.
WHO IT IS FOR
- Beginners: tune the first guitar or ukulele, see where the fingers go, hear the chord
- Hobby players: wake up the banjo that spent months in the closet, try Open G, move a song to your key
- Working musicians: tune from the watch between songs, get the 12-string right in one pass, warm up with the metronome
Guitar tuner, banjo tuner, ukulele and bass tuner, 12-string and chromatic tuner, chord library and metronome in one app, in 6 languages. Pick up your instrument; TunerWear gets out of the way.

Tuner Wear 4.0.3 Update

Your instrument, first.
• On opening, the app asks "Which instrument do you tune?" and the tuner opens straight on it. Change it anytime in Settings > Preferred instrument
• 6 new instruments: 12-string guitar, guitalele, samba banjo, 5-string banjo, tenor banjo and bağlama (saz). 15 in all, 35 tunings
• 12-string and bağlama: paired strings tuned an octave apart now read as in tune
Happy tuning!