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MetroGnome vs Metronome Time

MetroGnome

metrognomeapp.com

Metronome Time

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FigureMetroGnomeMetronome Time
Price fromFreeFree
Free planYesYes
Free trial——
Open source——
Web—Yes
iOSYesYes
Android—Yes
Plans published21
Spec score · Metronome Apps8.0 (#9)7.5 (#17)
Offline useThe metronome, pattern editor, and tuner run on-device and work offline without an account or login.Metronome Time can be installed as a Progressive Web App and used offline after visiting the site.
SupportThe maker invites users to contact support by email for bugs, questions, and feature requests.Users can report bugs, request features, or send feedback through the feedback widget or contact form; the contact page says replies take 24–48 hours.

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MetroGnome

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In their own words

MetroGnome

MetroGnome is an iPhone and iPad app combining a metronome, rhythm-pattern editor, and instrument tuner. Its metronome runs from 20 to 300 BPM and offers tap tempo, customizable meters, subdivisions, nine synthesized tick sounds, and live beat accents ranging from strong to silent. Eleven flamenco palos include traditional accent cycles that can be edited during playback. The pattern editor supports unlimited measures, mixed time signatures, rests, tuplets, repeats, tempo changes, and real staff notation. The tuner covers 60 instrument tunings across five families, plus chromatic Any Note mode and 16 historical reference pitches such as Baroque A=415 and Verdi's A=432. These tools run on-device and offline without an account or login, while clicks continue with the screen locked or another app open. The maker says tuner audio is analyzed in memory and not recorded, stored, or transmitted. iOS 17 or later is required; Android is coming soon.

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Metronome Time

Metronome Time is a free online metronome for students, teachers and professional musicians. It runs on the web, iOS and Android, with tempos from 25 to 240 BPM and time signatures from 1/4 to 12/4. The first beat of each measure is accented. Users can adjust volume, choose accent patterns, use visual-only cues, tap a tempo and control subdivisions. Practice tools include saved presets, practice tracking, daily streaks and a tempo trainer that gradually increases speed. Haptic feedback works on supported Android devices and Chrome browsers. After visiting the site, it can be installed as a Progressive Web App and used offline. Practice statistics, presets and settings are stored locally in the browser or device. The maker says the tool is designed primarily for practice and recommends checking it in the user’s own setup before live performance. Feedback and bug reports can be sent through the widget or contact form, with replies stated as taking 24–48 hours. Google Analytics, Microsoft Clarity and Resend are used for listed analytics and contact-email functions.

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