Metronome
Made because a friend wanted a metronome that didn't suck. No ads, no subscription. Set 40–240 BPM, tap to find it, pick a time signature, and accent beat one.
Open Metronome →/* apps, sketched into shape */
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Made because a friend wanted a metronome that didn't suck. No ads, no subscription. Set 40–240 BPM, tap to find it, pick a time signature, and accent beat one.
Open Metronome →A liquid analog clock for your phone or desktop, inspired by a certain movie Marquis's wall clock in Paris. Slow, fluid motion you'd actually leave running. There's more to it than the hands let on. Tick tock…
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