Ta vs PULSE | Haptic Metronom

Ta-tata is a haptic metronome designed for Apple Watch. Instead of sound, it uses a steady pulse on your wrist to help you feel the tempo while you practice. It’s built for practice situations where audio metronomes fall short: when your instrument masks the click, when your attention is on pitch and tone, or when you want to internalize tempo rather than react to sound. Ta-tata replaces sound with haptic feedback; each haptic pulse represents one beat, no accents, no patterns, allowing you to focus on pitch, tone, and technique—while still staying in time. Ta-tata is best suited for slow practice, tempo awareness, and developing a strong internal pulse. If you need accented patterns or detailed rhythmic guidance, an audio metronome is the right tool—Ta-tata complements it, it doesn’t replace it.

Pulse is a haptic metronome you feel, not hear. Instead of a loud click, Pulse taps the beat directly on your wrist with crisp, precise haptics. Practice anywhere — on a quiet train, backstage, in a shared studio, or late at night — without making a sound or disturbing anyone around you. Just tap along to set your tempo, choose your time signature, and let Pulse keep perfect time, beat after beat. No clutter, no menus to dig through — just rhythm, exactly when you need it. Features • Feel every beat through silent, high-precision haptics • Tap tempo — set your BPM just by tapping the beat • Time signatures — accent the downbeat in 3/4, 4/4, 6/8 and more • Set any tempo (BPM) in seconds • Designed for Apple Watch — your metronome, right on your wrist • Clean, distraction-free interface built for focus • Works completely offline Built with privacy in mind. Pulse collects no personal data. No accounts, no sign-ups, no tracking, no ads. Everything happens on your device. Whether you're a drummer locking in a groove, a guitarist practicing scales, a pianist working through a piece, or a dancer counting time — Pulse keeps you steady, silently. Download Pulse and feel the beat.