A click that follows the song.

It cannot drift

There is no timer firing clicks behind the scenes. Each bar is rendered as a single audio loop and handed straight to the hardware, so the click is sample-accurate. Leave it running through a whole rehearsal and beat one still lands where it started.

Shape the bar

Tap any beat dot to make it accented, ordinary, or silent. Pick your meter and subdivision, and the click plays the bar you wrote, not a flat tick.

Tempo, your way

Spin the wheel, type it in, or tap it out. 30 to 500 BPM, with the Italian markings from Largo to Presto one tap away.

Spin the wheel, type it in, or tap it out. 30 to 500 BPM, with five built-in feels from Relaxed to Intense one tap away.

Count-in that waits for you

A steady “1, 2, 3, go” before the bar starts, the same four counts in any meter. The practice clock waits for the “go” too, so warm-up counts never inflate your numbers.

Record yourself, then decide

Hit record and Accents captures two tracks at once: your playing and the click. Slide the balance afterwards: click loud to check your time, click gone to hear the take on its own. Nothing is mixed down on disk. Name your takes, star the keepers, trim the ends, share them.

Presets that remember everything

A preset saves the whole setup: tempo, meter, subdivision and your accent pattern. Star favorites, reorder the list, and keep the daily ones in the quick dropdown.

Practice on the clock

Set a goal and the timer counts only while the metronome is actually running. When you reach it, the click stops and lets you off the hook.

At home on iPhone and Mac

The same app, native on both. Color themes, a Liquid Glass look you can dial up or down, and a set of matching app icons.

Made for Android

Native, with Material 3 surfaces that follow five color themes and a matching set of launcher icons. Works with TalkBack, and a hardware keyboard's Space bar taps the tempo.