Bring your song
Import an audio file or record a phrase. Your library stays organized on your device.
Bring any recording. HeyRiff maps the chords, finds the pulse, and turns the hard parts into a practice session built around you.
HeyRiff turns the song already in your head into something you can see, slow down, repeat, and finally play.
Import an audio file or record a phrase. Your library stays organized on your device.
Get a playable chord map with key, tempo, sections, diagrams, and song position.
Slow it down, transpose it, loop the exact bars, and follow a focused practice plan.
Move between the full chord map and a guided practice session without losing your place.
Chord diagrams, section markers, capo controls, and playback stay in one calm surface. Tap any bar to jump straight there.
Ask for an easier start. HeyRiff can prepare the loop, set the tempo, and put the right section in front of you.
Change speed and pitch independently. Set an A–B loop, count in, and keep the music moving at your pace.
Tuner, metronome, chord library, piano, virtual guitar, and looper—ready without leaving your practice flow.
HeyRiff keeps everyday song analysis close to the music: on your phone. Cloud features are explicit, limited, and never the default path for your audio.
Chord, key, tempo, beat, and waveform analysis run locally for normal imports.
Your raw song file is not uploaded when your library and analysis metadata sync.
URL import and stem separation use temporary cloud processing only when you choose them.
Coaching uses musical structure and practice context—not your everyday raw audio file.
Yes. Local file import, on-device song analysis, chord views, playback, loops, and core musician tools are designed to work offline. Account sync and optional cloud features need a connection.
Not for everyday analysis or library sync. Raw audio is processed on your device. Only explicit features such as URL import or cloud stem separation send audio through temporary cloud processing.
HeyRiff analyzes musical key, tempo, beats, downbeats, waveform, and a broad chord vocabulary covering common triads, sevenths, sus chords, add9, power chords, and more.
Yes. The practice and analysis flow works for instrument learners broadly, while chord diagrams and several tools are especially useful for guitarists.
HeyRiff is preparing for wider release on iOS and Android. Request beta access and tell us what you want to learn.
HeyRiff is preparing for iOS and Android. Join the beta list and bring the song you’ve always wanted to play.
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