AWSOM vs Metron

The music app that students love to open and teachers can't run their studio without. AWSOM gives every student a daily reason to practice — streaks, XP, rewards, and a full toolkit of drills — and gives every teacher live visibility into who's practicing, what they're working on, and when to step in. FOR STUDENTS - Daily streaks and XP that turn practice into a habit - Sight reading, rhythm training, ear-training flashcards, and a metronome - Vocal warm-ups, Messa di Voce, and a diction checker for singers - Guitar chord drills and progressions for every level - Coins to spend on pets, stickers, and real-world rewards from your teacher - Custom warm-ups and assignments your teacher built for you - Practice schedules with reminders that fit your routine FOR TEACHERS - See every student's practice time, streak, and tool usage at a glance - Run enrollments, lesson schedules, and billing from one place - Message parents directly — no extra apps - Build custom warm-up patterns and assign them to individual students - Take new students through built-in trial requests and reviews - Watch your studio fill up with consistent, motivated practicers FOR EVERY INSTRUMENT Piano, voice, guitar, violin, viola, cello, bass, drums, flute, clarinet, saxophone, trumpet, trombone, ukulele, music production, and more. SAFE FOR YOUNGER STUDENTS COPPA-compliant signup with guardian email and parent-approval workflows for prizes and purchases. START FREE Sign up with email, Google, or Apple. No credit card required. Students can start practicing today; teachers can have their studio set up in minutes.

Metron: Time is a musician-focused metronome built for more than a simple quarter-note pulse. Set a tempo from 20 to 400 BPM, tap in a tempo, choose a time signature, and decide how the meter should feel. Hear clear downbeats, grouped accents, and subdivisions while the visualizer stays aligned with the rhythm being played. Features include: - simple, compound, and additive meter feels; - beat, duplet, triplet, and sixteenth-note subdivisions where musically valid; - first-beat accents and adjustable swing; - three visual styles: LED beat strip, mechanical metronome, and pulse display; - selectable sound kits, including the nostalgic Classic Metronome; - waveform choices, optional haptics, and Tap Tempo; - saved tempo and rhythm presets in the BPM Log; - private iCloud synchronization for settings and saved presets. Metron keeps musical meaning visible: the BPM display includes its note unit, and structural changes made during playback wait for the next bar so the sound and visual rhythm change together.