Manual

A metronome that lets you hear several subdivisions of the beat at once — accent, quarter, eighth, sixteenth, triplet, and a free n-tuplet. It works full-screen in portrait and landscape on iPhone and iPad. Everything runs on your device; no account is required.

Tap the large play button to start and stop. The mark above the play button is the needle; it swings with each beat, so you can follow the tempo visually as well as by ear.

Change tempo four ways: tap the − / + buttons on the dial, tap the BPM number to type a value directly, drag the dial, or tap the circle below the play button repeatedly to tap-in a tempo.

Tap the time-signature control to set the number of beats per bar (1–16) and the beat unit (2, 4, 8, or 16). Compound meters are grouped into accents automatically.

Each track — accent, quarter, eighth, sixteenth, triplet, and a free n-tuplet (2 to 16) — has its own volume slider. Raise the ones you want to hear and leave the rest silent. Blend quarters with triplets, add a 5-tuplet on top, or isolate the accents.

Open the sound settings (gear icon) to choose a click tone per track and to set the n-tuplet number, including whether it spans one beat or two.

Count plays one extra bar before the main pattern starts. Repeat sets how many bars to play before stopping automatically, or ∞ for endless play. A/B alternation switches sounds every beat or every bar to sharpen your inner clock.

Toggle Audible to turn the click on or off, and Visible to turn the on-screen pulse on or off. With sound off and visual on, you can practise silently by following the swinging needle and the screen-edge pulse.

Open settings (sliders icon) to change language, theme (system / light / dark), and accent colour. You can replay the interactive tutorial there at any time; it walks you through every control on screen.