GroupNome

GroupNome

by Kenneth Casey

11 ratings
6 reviews

Archived App (Last seen on 1 Jun 2026)

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Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • February 18, 2020
  • February 24, 2020
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About

This app provides musicians with a synchronized metronome across multiple devices, eliminating the need for expensive external audio equipment. It allows users to host sessions and connect with up to seven others for perfectly timed live performances.

Cross-device metronome synchronization
Host and join music sessions
Supports up to 7 connected users
Eliminates need for external audio gear
Synchronized timing for live performance
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What's New in GroupNome

1.3

February 24, 2020

Increased the overall output volume of the application.

User reviews

Saved my life

Last week I got in a car accident, as my car was in mid air heading towards the local river, I heard groupnome start to play through the Bluetooth in my car. This gave me strength. Reason to live. I quickly (with the help of groupnome in midair still heading for the river) designed and constructed wings for my car and installed them. I then flew my car off into the sunset to a world where every individual has, uses, eats, sleeps, and breaths groupnome. I want to make love to this app. 😖🤤😩😩
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great group metronome

simple and easy to use! perfect for me and the bois when we want to keep in time with one another. the app is so good sometimes i like to just sit here and little to listen to the clicking noise of timed beats. nothing like sitting with a cup of coffee reading a book and just using groupnome for absolutely no reason then just to hear the consisting timed beats. groupnome gives my life structure and purpose. i can’t even remember the person i was before using this great app. my cousin was having a baby and i just couldn’t help but use groupnome during little sarah birthing process. idk if i’ll be able to live without groupnome again
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Great app

Nothing like this around

Amazing app for bands

Just try it for yourself and see!

Awesome, simple, and convenient

Literally an app I’ve been praying for. As a musician on a budget, this will allow my band members and I the perfect and affordable means to a clean and tight practice regiment. Whether you’re playing solo or hoping to keep you and the rest of your mates in time, group gnome is the way to go!

FAQ

How many people can join a GroupNome session?

A GroupNome session can host up to seven other users, allowing for synchronized timing among multiple musicians.

Does GroupNome require expensive audio equipment?

No, GroupNome is designed to eliminate the need for expensive external setups like wireless monitoring devices and audio interfaces.

Is GroupNome suitable for loud live environments?

Yes, GroupNome is specifically designed to help musicians stay in sync during live performances, even with loud bands or multiple percussionists.

What devices is GroupNome compatible with?

GroupNome allows musicians to listen to a metronome across different devices, implying broad compatibility for mobile devices.

How often is GroupNome updated?

The latest version of GroupNome is 1.3, which was last updated on February 24, 2020. This suggests infrequent updates since its release in February 2020.

What is the age rating for GroupNome?

GroupNome has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide range of users.

What do users like about GroupNome?

With a perfect 5.0-star rating from 11 reviews, users likely appreciate its core functionality of providing synchronized metronomes without costly hardware.

Does GroupNome have ads?

The provided data does not specify if GroupNome contains advertisements. However, its monetization model is listed as 'free'.