PeerClock Metronome vs CLICK.

PeerClock Metronome is a P2P-synchronized metronome for Apple devices. Just connect multiple devices to the same Wi-Fi — no server needed. All devices automatically discover each other and sync their clocks with ±2ms precision using NTP-style 4-timestamp exchange. Features: • Peer-to-peer — no master/slave, every device is equal • ±2ms clock synchronization • Wi-Fi only — no external server, no internet required • Auto-discovery — connect to the same Wi-Fi, that's it • Visual conductor path animation with brush-stroke style • Multiple time signatures: 4/4, 3/4, 4/8, 3/8, 6/8, 9/8, 12/8 • Live BPM changes sync across all connected devices • Built on PeerClock — an open-source P2P clock sync framework Perfect for musicians, bands, and ensembles who need synchronized timing across multiple devices without relying on cloud services.

CLICK. brings a drummer-focused metronome and daily practice together in one app. Open Today's Practice, choose one of 40 drum rudiments, and set your tempo and a 3, 5, or 10-minute session. The app's primary interface and lesson text are in Japanese. Daily practice • 40 drum rudiments with notation, sticking, and reference playback • Choose a 3, 5, or 10-minute session • Practice with the example and click, or with the click alone • Keep the notation, playback cursor, and time remaining in view • Resume a paused session with the same tempo, time remaining, and playback mode • Record practice time and your own assessment, and keep a tempo for each rudiment More ways to practice Beginner lessons, stroke fundamentals, pad exercises, and drum set exercises remain available under Other Practice. Search for notation by exercise name, skill level, or what you want to improve. Sight Reading Challenge generates four measures of snare notation. Tap along and check your timing score. Metronome • 20–400 BPM • Tap tempo, numeric entry, vertical drag, and ±1 controls • Odd and compound meters with notated subdivisions • Click drop, tempo build, and accent practice • Swing, shuffle, and swung 16th notes • Polyrhythm, polymeter, nested tuplets, and metric modulation • Multiple click sounds, haptics, Live Activity, and Siri Shortcuts Settings put sound and volume within easy reach. Expand practice features and advanced tools when you need them. Practice and lesson features are available on iPhone, iPad, and Mac. Apple Watch provides a metronome with wrist-haptic tempo feedback. No account is required. There are no ads, tracking, subscriptions, or in-app purchases. Settings and practice records are stored on device.