Yousician
For aspiring musicians and hobbyists of all skill levels, from beginners needing basic tuning to advanced players looking for song tabs and practice tools.
GuitarTuna: Tune & Play Guitar
Snapshot
Who is Yousician?
Empowering musicians with real-time audio recognition to learn and tune instruments through gamified, interactive practice.
Target audience
Portfolio
Free 8Last updated
GuitarTuna: Tune & Play Guitar
v7.91.0
6mo ago
Publisher DNA
What defines Yousician?
Publisher DNA
Primary focus
Interactive music education and instrument utilities
Scale
indie
Target audience
Aspiring musicians and hobbyists of all skill levels, from beginners needing basic tuning to advanced players looking for song tabs and practice tools.
Portfolio momentum
Released 22 updates across 2 active apps in the last 6 months, with the most recent major release occurring 19 days ago.
Portfolio
What does Yousician ship?
Apps
8 apps analysed
Analysis in progress
Guitar tuner, tabs & tutorials. Learn your favorite songs & master every chord.
Simple interface lowers the learning curve for beginners
- Highly accurate tuning engine provides reliable results for both acoustic and electric guitar players
- Aggressive subscription paywalls prevent users from accessing basic tuning functionality without providing credit card information
Family membership plan lowers the per-user cost for multi-player households
- Interactive piano lessons provide an effective and engaging way for beginners to learn basic skills
- Inaccurate note recognition during practice sessions causes frustration and disrupts the learning flow for users
Analysis in progress
Fast & fun ukulele lessons! Learn how to play ukulele chords, songs & more.
Distributed across 18 markets, strongest in Europe.
Based on 6 of 8 apps with localized market data, more coverage rolling in as scans complete · last scanned .
Americas (4)
- United States6 / 6
- Brazil5 / 6
- Mexico4 / 6
- Canada2 / 6
Europe (7)
- France5 / 6
- Germany4 / 6
- Italy4 / 6
- Portugal4 / 6
- Spain4 / 6
›+2 more europe markets
- Turkey2 / 6
- United Kingdom2 / 6
Asia-Pacific (7)
- Japan5 / 6
- Australia2 / 6
- India2 / 6
- Indonesia2 / 6
- Singapore2 / 6
›+2 more asia-pacific markets
- Vietnam2 / 6
- South Korea1 / 6
Core markets (6/6 apps)
User Sentiment
How do users feel about their apps?
2
Positive apps
0
Neutral / mixed
2
Negative apps
55/100
Avg sentiment score
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Who does Yousician compete with?
The rivals identified
Nemeses(2)
Both apps compete for the same piano-learning demographic using real-time audio feedback, creating direct competition for user time and subscription revenue.
Combines high-accuracy chromatic tuning with a robust educational suite, serving as a versatile practice companion for string instrument players.
Contenders(24)
Both apps target the music education market by providing interactive practice modes to guide beginners through instrument learning.
Both applications target the same piano-learning demographic by providing real-time audio feedback on acoustic or digital instruments.
Both apps target the self-taught music education market by using real-time audio feedback to provide instant performance correction for instrument practice.
Both apps compete for the beginner guitarist's attention by gating structured learning paths and song libraries behind recurring subscription models.
Both apps compete for the same mobile music education audience by offering guided instrument instruction. They vie for user time and attention within the leisure learning category.
Both apps target beginner and intermediate musicians with tuning and practice tools, competing for the same daily practice habit.
Both apps target musicians seeking interactive skill development, though they focus on different instruments and theory depth.
Pitch Trainer competes for the same music-learning audience by focusing on ear training and note recognition, which are foundational skills for the guitar practice Yousician provides.
Both apps target beginner to intermediate musicians seeking guitar instruction, creating a direct overlap in the learning-focused user segment.
Both apps target the same piano-learning demographic by providing real-time feedback on acoustic or digital instruments through interactive lessons.
Both apps target the same beginner to intermediate musician demographic, competing for time spent in practice sessions through overlapping subscription-gated learning and reference tools.
Both apps target the casual piano learning market via gamified interfaces, competing for users seeking accessible music education on mobile devices.
Both apps target the same demographic of self-taught musicians seeking structured, gamified learning paths for their respective instruments. They compete for the same leisure time and subscription budget by offering similar pedagogical structures and song libraries.
Both apps target self-taught pianists through song-based learning libraries and free-to-play models that prioritize accessibility for beginners.
Both apps target ukulele players using microphone-based input for real-time feedback, creating direct competition for users seeking instrument-specific practice tools.
Both apps target beginner ukulele players with structured curricula, competing directly for the same entry-level user base.
Both apps target beginner musicians with high-frequency tuning utility, forcing a direct competition for daily active usage among students and hobbyists.
Both apps target the music education segment using real-time audio feedback as the primary instructional mechanism. They compete for the same user base seeking guided, interactive instrument learning on mobile devices.
Both apps target the same musician demographic seeking practice tools, with Smart Metronome & Tuner capturing users through specialized tempo-tracking features that complement the core tuning utility of GuitarTuna.
Both apps target the same beginner to intermediate guitar player demographic, competing for daily practice time through subscription-gated utility and educational content.
Both apps compete for the same beginner to intermediate guitarist audience by offering practice utility. They overlap in their subscription-based monetization models and focus on facilitating song learning.
Both apps compete for the beginner music education market by using gamified practice to teach instrument fundamentals to casual users.
Both apps target casual piano learners with freemium models and song-based progression, forcing a choice between Yousician's real-instrument pedagogy and Yokee's rhythm-game focus.
Tunefor competes by targeting the specific ukulele segment of the beginner musician market, directly overlapping with the core instrument tuning utility provided by GuitarTuna: Tune & Play Guitar.
Same space(33)
Duolingo competes for the same daily habit-forming time slot as Ukulele by Yousician, using gamified streaks to anchor user retention.
Provides robust tuning functionality with safety features that target the same beginner-to-advanced musician demographic as GuitarTuna.
Reading.com targets the same educational demographic as Yousician, but shifts the focus from individual practice to parent-child co-play.
Provides a simple reference tool for four-string bass players, acting as a lightweight, single-purpose utility compared to GuitarTuna.
LinguaPal targets the same goal-oriented learner as Yousician, focusing on AI-based speaking practice for exams rather than musical instrument mastery.
AI Language Learning & Tutor serves the same self-paced learner as Yousician, replacing musical practice with AI-guided language coaching.
BeeSpeaker employs voice-controlled AI feedback to drive fluency, paralleling Yousician's audio-recognition engine for instrument practice.
This app serves as an alternative for users seeking a virtual instrument that tracks progress via note recognition.
Specializes in low-frequency instrument tuning, addressing the specific needs of bassists that standard tuners may overlook.
Brilliant targets the same demographic of lifelong learners who value structured, interactive curriculum over passive content.
Busuu occupies the self-paced learning segment, competing for the same time-budget as Yousician's practice sessions.
Combines a chromatic tuner with metronome and chord charts to offer a complete practice suite for string instrument players.
This app functions as a theoretical companion for musicians who use Yousician to develop physical technique.
uTalk serves the same casual learner segment as Yousician, prioritizing rapid, modular skill acquisition over deep, long-term instrument mastery.
SpeakUp AI serves the same self-paced learner as Yousician, replacing musical instrument practice with AI-driven dialogue for language fluency.
Serves as a comprehensive tab player and practice utility that competes with GuitarTuna's song library and chord features.
BetterSpeak competes for the same subscription-based education budget as Yousician, using AI avatars to provide feedback rather than guitar-specific audio analysis.
Provides a minimal interface for stringed instrument tuning that simplifies the process for both beginners and professionals.
YayTalk uses AI-driven conversation practice to build speaking confidence, mirroring the interactive feedback loop Yousician provides for guitar.
Offers a versatile, multi-instrument tuning solution that supports string, wind, and brass instruments for musicians of all skill levels.
Acts as a precision-focused tuning engine that tracks notes instantly for a wide range of instruments, appealing to experienced musicians.
Provides a specialized tone matching engine that complements the tuning utility of GuitarTuna by focusing on gear and sound settings.
Provides a simple, high-accuracy chromatic tuner that serves as a lightweight alternative to GuitarTuna's feature-heavy interface.
Provides a basic chromatic instrument tuner that allows users to quickly tune guitars, basses, and ukuleles using the device microphone.
Utilizes advanced audio recognition algorithms to support a wide range of instruments, competing with GuitarTuna's core tuning engine.
Linguza addresses the same self-improvement audience as Yousician, substituting instrument mastery with AI-guided conversational fluency.
Preply competes for the same time-constrained learners as Yousician, replacing automated software feedback with human-led 1-on-1 tutoring sessions.
Targets instrument repair professionals and musicians by providing real-time audio analysis and a comprehensive library of stringed instrument tunings.
Provides a real-time pitch analysis tool for ukulele players, serving as a low-friction entry point for casual learners.
SayDuo serves the same mobile-learning audience as Yousician, focusing on conversational fluency through AI tutors rather than musical instrument skills.
Duo Speak focuses on AI-led speaking practice, competing for the same user attention as Yousician's interactive music lessons.
Focuses on ukulele-specific tuning algorithms to provide high precision for players who find general-purpose tuners too broad.
Offers a massive catalog of tabs and chords that competes with the song library and educational features of GuitarTuna.
New entrants(5)
Superprof acts as a marketplace alternative to Yousician, replacing automated audio feedback with human-led private instruction.
Ziggy targets the same self-improvement audience as Yousician, utilizing similar bite-sized video lessons and gamified progress tracking.
Provides a comprehensive practice suite including a tuner, metronome, and chord library for a variety of string instruments.
Serves as a practice companion for bassists, offering song playback and jam tools that complement the tuning utility of GuitarTuna.
DailySpeak targets the same self-improvement demographic as Yousician, using AI-based speaking practice across 80+ languages instead of musical instrument training.
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What fed this analysis
- Apps analyzed:
- 2
- With full intel:
- 2
- With overview:
- 2
- Website scraped:
- yes
- Social presence:
- yes
