ENYO Metronome
Setlists that follow you from the practice room to the stage, 256 song tempos, and trainers that push you faster. Free, and it stays that way.
120
BPM · Allegro
Everything below is in the app today. Nothing is locked, nothing expires, and there is no upgrade to buy.
Beats are generated from the audio clock itself rather than a timer, so the click stays exactly where it should be however long you play.
Build a set, then step through it song by song without leaving the beat — including from your wrist, mid-performance.
Well-known songs across 17 genres, searchable by title, artist or genre, plus a Practice basics set for ballad, waltz, shuffle and the rest.
The common meters, cut time and odd groupings — or build your own, down to which beats are grouped together.
Eighths through 32nds, triplets, quintuplets, sextuplets and septuplets. Lay a second pulse of 2, 3, 4, 5 or 7 across the bar.
Set every beat in the bar to accent, normal, soft or silent, right on the main screen. Silencing beats makes you hold that part of the bar yourself.
Raise the tempo automatically as you play and stop at a target, or drop whole bars out and see whether you come back in the right place.
A swinging pendulum, a sweeping bar, flashing dots, pulsing rings or bars. All move continuously, so you can see each beat coming rather than predict it.
Click, wood, beep, rim, bell, tick and pulse — with haptics on the devices that have them, and a screen flash for loud rooms.
Not a phone app with a watch companion bolted on. Each version is built for the device it runs on, and your setlists follow you between them over iCloud.
The app collects nothing. There is nothing to opt out of.
No analytics, no advertising, no tracking, no accounts, and no third-party code of any kind. The app has no networking in it — it cannot send your data anywhere, because there is nothing in it that sends anything anywhere.
Your settings stay on your device. Your setlists sync through your own iCloud account, where they are yours and not ours — we have no server and no way to read them. Read the privacy policy.
Found a bug, or want something the app does not do yet? Say so. Feature requests from people who actually practise are what this gets built from.