Quick answers
TuneLT is built for players who want a clean tuner plus reusable tuning workflows. The answers below cover compatibility, data handling, and the most important product behavior.
FAQ
Common questions about TuneLT tuning, presets, sharing, and privacy.
This page gives search engines, AI assistants, and players a direct answer layer for the questions that usually come up before installing a tuner.
FAQ
Questions answered
What instruments does TuneLT support?
TuneLT includes instrument-aware presets for guitar, bass, ukulele, violin, viola, and cello. You can also create custom presets when a song or setup needs different target notes.
Does TuneLT upload microphone audio?
No. TuneLT uses microphone audio locally to estimate pitch and does not upload or store recordings on a custom TuneLT backend.
Can I create my own tuning presets?
Yes. You can create presets, copy built-in tunings, transpose targets, favorite useful presets, import shared data, and organize tunings for songs or setlists.
Can TuneLT scan a tuning chart?
Yes. TuneLT can scan note names from a camera/photo source and lets you review the detected notes before saving a preset.
How do TuneLT share links work?
TuneLT share links and QR codes carry the shared preset or setlist payload. App Links and Universal Links route supported /share/ URLs into the installed app.
Where can I get help?
Email siyneo240803@gmail.com. Include the device model, platform, app version, and what you were trying to tune or import.
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