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Version 6.4.2 · 2025-06-03
• 100 MUSIC MATCH levels • COMPETE WITH OTHERS to make the best song of the day
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The store currently lists version 6.4.2, updated 2025-06-03.








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NoteGrid (formerly Wimbo) is a music matching game for anyone interested in making music. Earn coins when you recreate songs and beats using our super simple sequencer for beginners. Solve the daily musical puzzles by making songs or modifying beats and melodies. Develop your musical ear by deciphering melodies in our 100 levels.
WHAT THE H*CK IS NOTEGRID?
• A music game. You listen to melodies and beats and recreate them on the grid.
• Free, with ads. Yep, ads suck, but it keeps the game free for everyone.
• An easy music grid sequencer to make your own music even if you don't play an instrument, don't know how to compose music or know any music theory.
• The daily challenges are tiny fragments of beats and/or melodies and your goal is to complete the melody or beat by adding to it.…
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• 100 MUSIC MATCH levels • COMPETE WITH OTHERS to make the best song of the day
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