We have added the support for Neapolitan chords for Roman Numerals notation. You just need to input N
in the text field, or N6
if you want to have the most common form that is in its first inversion.
![](https://blog.flat.io/content/images/2020/04/Neapolitan.png)
In this example, you can see two Neapolitan chords. They are built from a major triad, whose root note is the lowered second degree of the scale. Here in C major, it is a D flat.