A serious, no-nonsense metronome with a sample-accurate click and a colour-coded beat ring. Odd meters, accents, subdivisions, swing and polyrhythm — nothing in your way.
Colour does in rhythm what it does in tuning. Each beat’s emphasis — downbeat, accent, normal or mute — shows in how tall and saturated it sits. Tap a beat to cycle it; build any odd-meter feel you need.
And when you stack independent pulses, each polyrhythm layer owns a hue from the same 12-tone system as Chordology.
The sounding beat flashes green — the same “it landed” green Centz turns when a string is in tune. The tempo and its Italian marking sit dead centre, so you read the pulse without reading a number.
Downbeat largest in indigo, accents half-lit, normals small, mutes hollow.
A green ring blooms on whichever beat is sounding, in sync with the click.
Two cross-rhythms, each in its own hue, so 3-over-4 reads at a glance.
A full-screen stage for the music stand or a dark room. Read the beat as a ring, follow the swinging pendulum, or let the whole screen pulse — green on the downbeat.
From 4/4 to 7/8 grouped 3+2+2 — set any time signature and tap each beat to place the accents.
Fill the beat with eighths, triplets or sixteenths, or dial in a swing from straight to hard shuffle.
Tap the tempo, roll a one- or two-bar count-in, and feel every beat through a downbeat-aware haptic.
Free on iPhone. A serious metronome that stays out of your way.
No microphone. No account. No tracking.