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First release: an offline metronome with 20–300 BPM, manual tap tempo, beat accents, subdivisions, three click sounds, a practice timer and preset backups. Free and ad-free.
Offline metronome with tap tempo, beat accents and practice presets. No ads.
Find your tempo and keep a clear pulse for practice. Metronome: Tap Tempo & BPM gives you straightforward controls, audible clicks and saved rhythms without ads or an account. SET YOUR PACE Choose 20–300 BPM with the slider, use the plus and minus controls, or enter an exact tempo. Tap a steady beat to estimate BPM with the manual tap-tempo counter. The app does not listen to or identify music. SHAPE THE RHYTHM Choose 1–12 beats per bar and 1–4 equally spaced clicks per beat. Tap a numbered beat to cycle between accented, normal and silent. Silent beats also silence their subdivisions. Pick Wood, Claves or Soft click sounds and adjust the click volume. KEEP PRACTISING Playback continues with the screen off or while another app is open. Stop it from the app or Android media controls. Set a practice timer from 1 to 120 minutes, or leave it off. Audio interruptions and disconnected headphones stop playback so you can start again when ready. SAVE YOUR EXERCISES Keep up to 100 named rhythm presets, search your library, and load a rhythm for your next session. Export a JSON backup to a destination you choose, import a backup without replacing existing presets, or share rhythm details as text. PRIVATE AND SIMPLE The app works offline and has no microphone permission, advertising, analytics, subscriptions or in-app purchases. Settings and presets stay on your device. Export important presets before uninstalling or changing phones; automatic cloud backup is disabled. BPM refers to the main pulse. Subdivisions divide that pulse into equal clicks. Bluetooth audio may introduce delay; wired audio is useful for close timing work. Android 10 or later. English interface. Support: calebiker7@gmail.com
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