Metronoamee

Better rhythm starts with a tap.

Simple rhythm training. Start with 15 seconds.

Screenshots below show an earlier version. The text describes version 2.0.1.

See your timing

Practice with an instrument, too

Record and review

Listen. Tap. Try again.

Tap the on-screen pad with the metronome. Early or late? Check your score and chart, then take another challenge.

Metronoamee makes rhythm training easy to fit into your day. No instrument needed: start with a 15-second challenge and practice at your own pace.

Try your first 15-second challenge

Open the app and check that Tap Input is selected. New installations of 2.0.1 start in this mode.
Open Rhythm Challenge with the timer icon, select 15 SEC, and start.
Listen to the one-bar count-in, then tap the large pad with the click.
Review your result and choose Try again. Keep the same tempo and rhythm to compare your results.

See your tap timing

Follow your timing on the timeline and check your score out of 100. Histograms show whether your taps tend to land early or late, and how consistent they are.

Make time for a quick challenge

Choose 15, 30, 60, 120, 300, or 600 seconds. A count-in with clicks and numbers helps you get ready. Measurement continues through the end of the bar that reaches your chosen duration. Review your score, grade, histogram, and missed inputs when you finish.

Share your results and progress

Filter history and score trends by duration, input mode, and period. Share a result or chart as an image and caption with the app icon and #metronoamee.

Practice when to let go

A tone plays while you hold the pad and stops when you release it. Turn on release scoring to practice presses and releases with separate scores. It is off by default. Tap volume ranges from 0 to 100; 0 is silent.

Bring your instrument, too

Switch to Audio Input to see the timing and waveform of your playing. Use the camera to watch your technique, or save a screen recording to your photo library. The layout adapts to device rotation and window size.

Adjust to your setup

Automatic latency compensation adapts to your audio devices by default. Manual tap calibration, direct delay entry, and saved audio output preferences are also available.

Start free. Unlock more time to practice.

15-, 30-, and 60-second Rhythm Challenges and up to 60 seconds of regular playback per run are free. Free history lasts for the current app session and is cleared when the app closes.

A one-time in-app purchase unlocks unrestricted regular playback, 120-, 300-, and 600-second challenges, and history saved on this device between launches. Previous purchases can be restored.

This page describes version 2.0.1.

How Metronoamee began

Metronoamee grew out of a bass player's wish to see timing errors while playing, after hearing them in a recording. That idea now supports both instrument practice and simple rhythm training with a tap.

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