Full progression strip
See the whole loop, with the current and next shapes highlighted before you move.
iPhone & iPad
I built this because static triad diagrams never told me what to play next. Pick a progression, see the full loop with current and next highlighted, follow the nearest CAGED triad, then repeat it at tempo until the neck starts connecting.
Practice loop
The app is built around one focused routine: put a progression in motion, watch how each chord connects to the next, and keep your hands moving in time.
See the whole loop, with the current and next shapes highlighted before you move.
The focused CAGED triad stays close, so chord changes become fretboard paths.
Open one chord in Explorer, or tap All triads to overlay every inversion in practice.
Step manually, loop at BPM, add metronome, hear arpeggios, or use optional voice commands.
What you can practice
Built-in pop, jazz, blues, and classic progressions give you something musical to practice right away.
Make custom progressions, save sessions locally, transpose keys, set a capo, and choose the fret window you want to study.
Major and minor triads, root position, first inversion, second inversion, Chord Explorer for one-chord maps, and no account getting between you and practice.
Short practice ideas, progression demos, and app clips from @guitartriadtrainerapp.
Questions
The short version: it is a progression trainer for triads, not another folder of static shape diagrams.
Guitar Triad Trainer is an iPhone and iPad app for turning chord progressions into repeatable CAGED triad drills. It shows the full progression with current and next highlighted, points you to a nearby shape to practice, and includes Chord Explorer for mapping one chord.
Choose a built-in progression or make your own loop. As the chords move, the app focuses a nearby playable CAGED triad and previews what is coming next, so practice feels connected instead of random.
You do not need to be an expert, but the app is built around CAGED triad shapes. It is best for players who know basic chords and want to understand the fretboard more deeply.
The app focuses on major and minor triads in root position, first inversion, and second inversion. You can set a fret window, transpose, use a capo, skip open-string shapes, tap All triads to overlay every inversion in practice, or use Chord Explorer to map one chord.
Yes. Optional voice controls let you say next, back, play, pause, or stop during practice. Microphone and speech recognition are only used when Voice mode is on.
Yes. You can start with built-in loops like pop, jazz, blues, and classic progressions, or build and save custom triad drills from the chords you want to practice.
No. The app has a free 3-day Trial and a one-time lifetime unlock. No account, ads, cloud sync, or subscription.
Free 3-day Trial, then $9.99 for life. No subscription, no account, no ads.