A free chromatic tuner that runs entirely in your browser. Play a note and a vintage-style analog needle shows exactly how many cents sharp or flat you are. Nine temperaments, transposition for wind players, reference tones from C0–B8. No install, no account, no ads.
Hi Product Hunt! 👋
I'm Mo, and I built Pano Tuner because every "online tuner" I tried was either a static pitch-playback page, buried in ads, or a nag screen for a mobile app.
Pano Tuner is the opposite: open the page, tap once, play a note. A vintage-style analog needle shows the note, the octave, and exactly how many cents off you are. Everything runs in the browser — the microphone audio is analyzed on your device and never uploaded anywhere.
Some things under the hood I'm proud of:
🎸 Seven instruments with dedicated reference-tone pages — guitar, bass, ukulele, violin, mandolin, banjo, kalimba — in English, Spanish, Portuguese, German, Indonesian and Arabic.
🪕 Alternate tunings, not just standard — Drop D, Half-Step Down, Open G, Open D, DADGAD, Drop C each get their own page with a one-tap target tone per string.
🎻 Nine temperaments — equal, Pythagorean, just intonation, meantone variants, Kirnberger III, Vallotti, Werckmeister III — plus you can build and save your own. Early-music and harpsichord folks, this one's for you.
🎺 Transposition for wind players — set it to B♭/E♭/F and read the note names your sheet music uses.
🔔 A real tuning-fork mode — no mic needed: pick any note from C0 to B8 and tune by ear.
⚙️ Adjustable concert pitch — orchestras at 442, baroque players at 415, you're covered.
🧩 A free embeddable widget too, if you run a music blog or teaching site and want a working tuner on your own page, not just a link out.
It's completely free — no account, no paywall, no "pro" upsell.
I'd genuinely love to hear what's missing: if there's a feature you've always wished tuners had, tell me and there's a good chance it ships within days. 🙏
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