Still Beat Metronome

Still Beat keeps time on your wrist. Not a click in your ears — a tap on your skin, precise to about a millisecond, that keeps going when your arm drops to play. Practice in silence, keep the beat to yourself, leave your phone in the case. The watch app stands alone. Turn the crown for tempo, tap the number a few times and it reads your speed, press begin. Five haptic styles run from a whisper of a tick to a knock you can't miss — sharp, the default, uses the same haptic Apple built to reach you mid-stride. And the app shows its own timing error live, so precision is a number you can read off the screen. What's inside: — Tempo 30–240 by crown, slider, or tap — Time signatures 2/4, 3/4, 4/4, and 6/4 with a distinct first beat — Five haptic styles, chosen on the wrist — Live timing readout, typically within a millisecond — iPhone and iPad metronome with haptic beats and tap tempo — The beat keeps going with your wrist down — that's the whole point No ads. No account. No subscription. No network at all — it works the same in airplane mode. Made alongside Still, the quiet tuner, and Still Capo. Same family, same shelf.