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GuitarTuna is a mobile app by Yousician Ltd that provides a chromatic tuner, metronome, chord library and practice tools for guitar and other instruments.
The app includes tuning for multiple instruments and learning tools such as Ear Trainer and Jams, plus paid tiers with additional lessons and tools.
After cancelling, your paid subscription typically remains active until the end of the current billing period.
You can continue to use paid features until the expiry date shown in your account or app store subscription details.
Cancelling a subscription does not automatically delete your GuitarTuna account or data.
If you want to remove account data, follow the account deletion process separately - this does not stop billing unless you cancelled the subscription first.
GuitarTuna uses auto-renewing subscriptions and its publicly available materials do not state a standard 14-day refund policy for digital subscriptions.
Free trial unused portions are generally forfeited if you convert to a paid plan.
| Plan | Price (NZ$) | Period | Features |
|---|---|---|---|
| GuitarTuna Play Yearly | NZ$49.99 | Annual | Unlimited access under 'Play' tier |
| GuitarTuna Pro Subscription | NZ$8.99 | Monthly | Pro tier access |
| GuitarTuna Play Monthly | NZ$12.99 | Monthly | Play tier, monthly |
| GuitarTuna Tools Monthly | NZ$8.99 | Monthly | Tools access, monthly |
| GuitarTuna Learn Yearly | NZ$179.99 | Annual | Learn tier, yearly |
| GuitarTuna Tools Yearly | NZ$34.99 | Annual | Tools access, yearly |
| GuitarTuna Learn Monthly | NZ$24.99 | Monthly | Learn tier, monthly |
| GuitarTuna Pro (one-off) | NZ$22.99 | One-off | Legacy Pro purchase |
Prices are taken from the New Zealand App Store listings and are shown in NZD.
Subscriptions auto-renew until turned off; free trials may apply to some plans.
New Zealand consumer protection is governed by the Consumer Guarantees Act and the Fair Trading Act.
These laws protect against misleading behaviour and require goods and services to be as described.
Many users praise GuitarTuna’s accurate tuner, multiple instrument support and beginner-friendly tools.
Extras like Ear Trainer and Jams are commonly mentioned as useful additions to practice routines.
Common complaints include aggressive subscription prompts, features locked behind paywalls, and intrusive pop-ups.
Several users report difficulties with unexpected auto-renewals, denied refund requests, and occasional tuning or UI regressions after updates.
Having clear evidence speeds up requests to the app store, your bank, or GuitarTuna support.
It is especially useful if you need to open a dispute or request a refund with your payment provider.
Many users remove the app thinking the subscription stops; app deletion does not stop App Store or Google Play renewals.
Always cancel subscriptions through the store or GuitarTuna membership page.
Some users delete their GuitarTuna account and later discover the subscription still renews via Apple/Google.
Cancel the subscription first, then delete your account if you wish to remove data.
| Method | How to cancel | Refund likelihood | Ease |
|---|---|---|---|
| Apple App Store | Cancel via iOS Settings → Your Name → Subscriptions → GuitarTuna | Depends on Apple policy; contact Apple for refunds | Moderate - straightforward if you know Settings |
| Google Play | Cancel via Google Play Store → Subscriptions → GuitarTuna | Depends on Google policy; contact Google for refunds | Moderate - straightforward via Play Store |
| GuitarTuna website | Sign in → Membership → Cancel subscription | Lower - GuitarTuna has no clear refund policy; disputes via payment provider advised | Easy if you have account access |
Cancelling via the platform where you purchased (Apple/Google) is the primary route to stop renewals.
If you need a refund, start with the payment platform that processed the charge.
Yousician Ltd (developer of GuitarTuna).
Siltasaarenkatu 16, 00530 Helsinki, Finland.
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