This app analyzes your drumming timing and pocket in real-time, providing detailed feedback on your performance. It offers various practice modes, including playing along to imported songs or built-in grooves, and supports electronic drum kits.
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September 22, 2026
Shuffles and triplets now grade the way drummers actually play them. • Swing feel is scored as feel. On swung tracks like BLUES SHUFFLE, and any time TRIPLETS is on, PÖKITT learns where you place each note of the beat and grades how steady you keep it. Leaning the skip note no longer reads as dragging or rushing. • Your results now tell you your lean: how far you push the skip note, and your swing percentage. • Sloppy time still scores like sloppy time. Straight 8ths, 16ths, quarters and CLICK ONLY score exactly as before. PAD MODE and everything else is unchanged.
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PÖKITT analyzes your drumming timing and pocket in real-time, showing you exactly where your hits land in relation to the beat. It provides detailed feedback on whether you are ahead, behind, or on the beat.
No, PÖKITT is ad-free. The developer states that your audio is analyzed on your phone and never saved or sent anywhere, ensuring privacy.
PÖKITT is free to try for 3 days, with all features unlocked. After the trial, a one-time unlock purchase of $2.99 is required to keep playing forever.
Currently, PÖKITT is supported on iPhone. It also works with wired or USB-C headphones for accurate audio delay measurement.
Yes, PÖKITT is built for e-kits. You can plug in over USB or connect a Bluetooth MIDI kit, with each drum receiving its own score.
PÖKITT uses a 10-second SYNC TEST to measure your phone and headphones' audio delay, ensuring that your scores are exact. This feature is crucial for accurate timing analysis.
PÖKITT includes 10 different grooves: Gospel, boom bap, neo soul, funk, Motown, trap half-time, blues shuffle, bossa, house, and Afrobeats. You can set any tempo or use guide drums.
PÖKITT features a PAD MODE specifically for practice pads. It turns up the microphone and tunes the hit detector for the quieter sound of a pad, ensuring fast doubles and ghost notes are registered.
