Chordii — Capo Guide
- Rotating capo position guide for guitar players
- Helps you quickly find practical capo placements for common chord families
- Front windows display usable positions for G, D, C, A, and E chord shapes
- Indexed wheel clicks into each key for tactile feedback and quick reference
- Focused on real-world playing positions within the first few frets
- Compact pocket-friendly format (approx. 4" × 4")
- Durable two-tone 3D printed plastic construction
- High-contrast laser-engraved graphics for easy visibility
- Precision snap-fit mechanical assembly
- Smaller and more rugged than the original paper Chordii
- Designed and handmade in small batches in Indiana
- Rotate the wheel until the original song key appears on the left
- Look across the front to see which fret positions allow you to use familiar chord families.
- Place your capo at the position that feels most comfortable and start playing.
If a certain chord family doesn’t create a practical option within the first few frets, that window is intentionally left blank.
This tool is designed to prioritize real-world playability.
- Acoustic players who rely on open chord shapes
- Worship teams and singer-songwriters
- Guitarists who want faster key changes in rehearsal
- Electric or bass players who occasionally grab an acoustic
- Players who prefer staying in familiar chord families like G, C, and D
If you’ve ever thought, “Can we just do this in G?” — this was made for you.
- Approx. 4 inches wide
- Approx. 1/4 inch thick
- Two-tone 3D printed PLA plastic body
- Laser-engraved graphics for clear visibility
- Mechanical indexed rotating wheel
- Precision snap-fit assembly (no glue or fasteners)
Designed to feel like a small, durable piece of gear you can keep in your case.
Each Chordii Capo Guide is individually printed, engraved, and assembled by hand in Indiana.
Because of this small-batch process, inventory is released in limited runs while production continues to scale.
Slight cosmetic variation between units is normal and part of the handmade process.
The Capo Guide
Find the right capo position. Use the chord shapes you already know.
The Chordii Capo Companion is a small rotating capo guide that helps guitar players quickly see where to place a capo so they can stay in familiar chord families like G, C, D, A, and E.
Instead of guessing during rehearsal or doing mental math between songs, you simply rotate the wheel to the original song key.
The front windows then show the practical fret positions where those common chord shapes will work.
If a certain option doesn’t make sense within the first few frets, that window is intentionally left blank. This tool focuses on real playing situations, not every theoretical possibility.
Who this is for
- Acoustic players who rely on open chord shapes
- Worship teams and singer-songwriters
- Guitarists who want faster key changes in rehearsal
- Bass players or electric players who occasionally grab an acoustic
- Anyone who has ever wished every song could just be played in G
What makes this version different
The original Chordii wheel is paper-based and designed for broader music theory learning.
The Capo Companion is built specifically for quick, in-the-moment capo decisions.
- Compact pocket-friendly size (approx. 4" × 4")
- Durable two-tone 3D printed plastic construction
- Laser-engraved graphics for long-term visibility
- Precision snap-fit mechanical assembly
- Indexed rotating wheel that clicks into each key
- Handmade in small batches in Indiana
It’s designed to feel like a tiny piece of real gear, not a study tool.
What it helps you do
- Quickly find usable capo positions
- Stay in chord shapes you feel confident playing
- Reduce overthinking during rehearsal or live sets
- Adjust keys on the fly when singers need a change
- Build stronger intuition for how keys relate on guitar
It won’t teach you everything about music theory. It will help you play the song right now.
- Approx. 4" wide
- Approx. 1/4" thick
- Smaller and more durable than the original paper Chordii
- Easy to keep in a case pocket or gig bag
Each unit is designed, 3D printed, laser engraved, and assembled by hand — right here in our Indiana shop. Inventory is released in limited runs while production continues to scale.
