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Adjust voice timing against the beat in video mixes, from −500 to +500 ms. Added a headphone recommendation before recording. Improved quiet voice gain and cancellation of delayed speaker bleed. Save videos to Photos. Removed the microphone meter.
Freestyle is a skill, not a gift. It grows like a muscle: a little every day. A ball bounces across the beats, so you can see the rhythm, not just hear it. Rhyming words appear on the lines: catch the first one, ride the bar to the second, and you are already rapping. Rough at first. Then one day it clicks, and that moment is addictive. WHAT'S INSIDE * The ball marks every beat and highlights the downbeat: staying on rhythm is easier when you see it * Rhyming word pairs right on the lines. Out of ideas? Just say what you see * 70+ beats from 76 to 170 BPM: our own productions plus Creative Commons tracks with full credits * Got your own beat? Import it from Files * Three modes: Ball (hold the rhythm), Target words (weave given words in), Associations (speed up your thinking) * Record takes as audio or video and share the good ones * Tap any word to open its rhyme dictionary * Beat too fast? Halftime cuts the tempo in half * Headphone latency calibration keeps the ball and the beat in sync * Dark and light themes * Word packs in English and Russian, plus Spanish, German and French NO ACCOUNT, WORKS OFFLINE No sign-up, no subscription to start. Practice works without internet, takes stay on your phone. Only anonymous usage stats leave the app: no recordings, nothing tied to you. WHO IT'S FOR * You watch freestylers and think "I could never do that". You can, it's trainable * You already rap alone but keep circling the same rhymes * You write lyrics and want to think faster * You want a party trick that actually lands HOW TO START Pick a slow beat, turn on Ball mode and rap about what you see around you. If it doesn't rhyme, keep going anyway: the one rule is don't stop. Five minutes a day, and in a month you will hear the difference in your own takes. Headphones on. The beat is already playing.