Fixes a playback issue that could result in incorrect tempos on certain devices / certain device playback configs

This release rebuilds BeatClikr’s foundations around one goal: timing you can trust. - Rock-solid click timing—even through odd meters and complex polyrhythms - Visuals synchronized directly to the audio timeline, with no accumulating drift - Keep playing with the screen locked or the app in the background - Practice alongside Apple Music, YouTube, and backing tracks - Stop playback from the Lock Screen or Control Center - Practice History now measures actual playing time—not quick taps - More reliable streaks, reminders, playlists, and iCloud synchronization - Improved VoiceOver, Dynamic Type, Reduce Motion, and Spanish support - Safer handling of headphones, Bluetooth devices, interruptions, and audio-route changes This is BeatClikr at its most precise, resilient, and practice-ready yet.

New feature: Synth sound bank - New Synth sound bank is based on the waveforms of the original Acoustic tones. Each one is intentionally short, making each one useful for any kind of beat. - Synth sound bank one is completely free. In the future, additional sounds and color themes may be added to support the development of BeatClikr. Bug fix: - Polyrhythm metronome has been refined so that it doesn't drift over a long period of time.

BeatClikr 4 is a major update with new practice tools, better live playlist playback, and more rhythm options. New in this version: • Tempo Ramp: Automatically increase the BPM over time while practicing, then return to your starting tempo when playback stops. • Polyrhythm Mode: Practice layered rhythms like 5 against 4 with visual timeline rows that show how the patterns align. • Odd Meter Grooves: New Odd Quarter and Odd Eighth grooves support asymmetric meters from 5/8 through 15/8. • Practice History: Track songs played each day, view a monthly practice calendar, and monitor your current and longest streaks. • Streak Sharing: Share a practice streak card with a built-in image and message. • Playlist Focus Mode: Use a full-screen, always-dark view with a pulsing beat circle and large Previous / Play-Pause / Next controls. • Always Use Dark Theme Setting: Even if you enjoy the light theme on your device, you can force BeatClikr to have a subtle stage presence in dark mode. • Cross-device Practice Reminders: Reminder settings now sync across your signed-in Apple devices with smarter permission handling. Bugfixes: • Playlist Renaming: Rename playlists directly from the playlist list. • Playlist De-duplication: Migrating playlists from multiple devices no longer generates duplicate playlists.

What's New in BeatClikr Multiple Playlists Your setlist game just leveled up. Create and manage as many playlists as you need — one for rehearsal, one for the gig, one for that jazz brunch that got out of hand. Each playlist keeps its own song order, and you can reorder or delete tracks without losing your place in the one that's playing. Transport Controls Everywhere The play/pause, previous, and next controls you loved in Playlist mode are now in your Song Library too. Browse your whole catalog and navigate songs without ever leaving the list. A More Reliable Now Playing Indicator We fixed a bug where deleting a song from a playlist could cause the wrong song to appear highlighted — the transport bar showed one title while the metronome was playing another. The now-playing indicator now tracks by song identity, so it stays accurate no matter how you rearrange or edit your list. Redesigned Song Details The BPM input, beats-per-bar stepper, and groove selector in Song Details have been redesigned to be consistent with the Instant Metronome. Switching back and forth is a more consistent experience. Smoother Editing • The BPM slider now animates in sync as you drag it • Text fields in Song Details auto-capitalize correctly • The edit and delete controls in song lists are cleaner and easier to tap Bug Fixes • Fixed a crash on Mac when switching from a playlist detail view to the Library • Fixed rhythm selector showing the wrong list of options • Fixed playlist sort order not saving after reordering songs • Cleaned up orphaned playlist data left over from older app versions

Tap Tempo: Set your tempo naturally by just tapping the beat. Alternate Sixteenth Notes: Feel the "and" of each beat, not just the downbeat. When practicing with sixteenth notes, BeatClikr can now alternate beat and rhythm sounds across each group of four: downbeat, subdivision, and, subdivision. The result is a built-in eighth-note pulse inside the sixteenths, making it easier to feel the strong subdivisions and lock in your groove at high tempos. Disabled by default, can be changed in settings.

New in version 3.1.0: the Playlist view now has a large transport area that gives visual feedback as well as generating the click. Easily tap Next/Previous and Pause.

All new built from the ground up using the latest technologies - A brand new metronome engine built on Apple's sampler and MIDI-driven Audio Units. That means the beat is rock solid. - Fully built with SwiftUI and Swift Data, all synced to your own private iCloud account. Syncs data across devices without you doing anything. We never see your data and that's how we like it. - New intuitive tab-driven UI with a consolidated Playlist. No more Live and Rehearsal lists, as we found users didn't know which to use. - Settings to control it all. - Practice reminders sent by local notifications - again, we don't see your data, your device does it for you.

New in this version (2.5.0) - You can now choose what time practice reminders appear on the Settings screen.

- Set auto reminders to practice

- Metronome keeps the screen on while playing - Screen can sleep again when the metronome is stopped

- Added +1 and -1 buttons to fine-tune the tempo - Added animation to the various metronome views so you can anticipate the tempo better

- Add new vibrate option - toggle on the Settings page - When enabled, vibrate will pulse on each beat and the selected subdivision. The pulse on the beat is stronger than the subdivision so it's easy to tell the difference.

- You can now set the instruments used for Instant Metronome without leaving the page - Added new click sounds to Rhythm and Beat menus - Several small tweaks focused on privacy and advertising

- Brand new audio engine for accurate metronome - Flashlight will now blink when in use - Updated sounds, UI assets, and more

New in 1.2.0: - Sounds should no longer get out of sync

New instruments, like tambourine and cowbell. Use the settings page to set instruments for each mode separately.