Ukulele Tuner

Tune a ukulele by listening

Ukulele Tuner uses your phone’s microphone to hear a note and show what you’re playing, including its frequency. It suits players who want a quick way to check their instrument at home, at practice or before playing, without relying on a separate tuner.

Useful for more than one setup

The app supports several ukulele tuning options, including soprano, tenor, baritone and bass tunings, with variations such as high-G tenor and high-D baritone. That gives players a way to check different instruments or setups in one place. It detects notes automatically and indicates the next higher and lower notes, so the display can help you see which direction to adjust a string.

A practical tool to keep around

Tuning is a small, recurring task, which makes a dedicated tuner more useful than an app you open once and forget. This one focuses on that job: listen to a string, read the note, make an adjustment and check again. The frequency and microphone-level displays add context when you want more than a simple note name.

It is intended for ukulele players at different experience levels, though it does not replace learning how your instrument responds to string adjustments. If you play regularly, having a tuner close at hand can save time before a session and help make tuning part of your routine.

Track record

Ukulele Tuner is published by TarrySoft in the Music & Audio category. Its 4.4-star rating from 22,814 reviews and 5,000,000+ installs suggest that many players have found a reason to keep it available. For a focused utility with a repeatable purpose, that kind of use matters more than a long list of occasional extras.