Set the tuner reference pitch anywhere from 430 to 450 Hz in 1 Hz steps Tune to 442 Hz for orchestra or 432 Hz with ease Double tap the reference to return to standard 440 Hz Your reference pitch is remembered between sessions

Start and stop by playing a short phrase A louder click that cuts through a band Clean sound when you change tempo mid play Feel a light tick as you drag the tempo A new color and icon that make every beat pop

2.0.5 Introducing Not My Tempo Pro — practice mode (speed trainer), the accent editor with presets, and the chromatic tuner, in one unlock: a yearly subscription with a free trial, or a one-time lifetime purchase. If you already bought this app, every Pro feature stays free for you — applied automatically, nothing to pay again. Everything else — the full metronome, voice control, and every accessibility feature — stays free. The tuner is now its own full-screen page — the screen rolls over to it like the side of a box turning to face you. Go back with the Back button, a rightward swipe, or "close". A more polished purchase screen: renewal terms and Privacy Policy / Terms of Use are spelled out, and Restore Purchases sits at the bottom whenever you need it.

- Fixed a crash when stopping playback — most likely at slow tempos with subdivisions (e.g. 6/8 triplets) and when stopping by voice. - Hardened the audio internals so rapid start/stop and editing accents during playback are safe. - A phone call, Siri, or an alarm now stops the metronome cleanly. - Audited and fixed the remaining rare conditions that could terminate the app.

- Accent customization: double-tap the subdivision card to open the whole measure as a grid. 4/4 with sixteenths → 16 cells; each tap cycles a cell high → low → silent (rests welcome). - Save patterns as named presets and recall them per song — a preset restores its meter and subdivision too. - Patterns are auto-saved per meter × subdivision combination, and Reset restores the stock pattern. - The orbit view now shows the pattern — high clicks appear as larger gold dots, silent ones fade out. - Full Assistive Access support — a distilled layout with big, clear controls. - Use iOS Voice Control? A coexistence mode turns the app's own mic off so the two recognizers never clash. - Timing practice: tap along in orbit view — a Perfect / Good / Bad call flashes, and the travelling dot freezes a ghost right where it was, so you can see how early or late you landed. Green / gold / red bubbles keep count, and with subdivisions every click is a target. - The pendulum view is new: the ball arcs like a thrown ball under gravity and pops through a dashed target ring at the exact instant of the click. At fast subdivisions the swing stays at a readable one arc per beat. - New ring-sweep view: clock-style — the ring fills once per beat, bursts at 12 o'clock as the click lands, and a big centre number counts the beats. Cycle views with the button or "switch view". - A subtle whole-screen flash marks every beat (red on the downbeat, gold elsewhere) — easy to catch in peripheral vision while reading a score. - Landscape now fits everything on one screen. - First-run tips adapt to how you control the app (mic vs. Voice Control), and a guided tip tour introduces the hidden gems one by one — accents, tempo terms, beat views, the speed trainer, and the tuner. - Removed the listen-and-detect-BPM feature for a simpler screen.

Changelog (1.0.2) Beat visualization - Two pendulum modes: a constant-velocity bounce (waveform) and an orbit (circular) dot — switch by tap or voice; the choice is saved. - Subdivision visualization: the ball strikes fixed hit-markers at a steady pace — 1/8 = top & bottom, 1/16 = two round-trips, and triplet = top · middle · bottom (a middle line was added). Markers flash on contact. - Smoother beat hand-off (no position jump), larger pendulum, crisper colors (gold accent / vivid downbeat red), both-direction waveform. Performance view - On play, the setup cards fade out and the beat area grows — leaving only the pendulum and tempo. Stopping restores the full layout. Voice & help - Greatly expanded commands: volume ("louder"/"quieter"/"mute"/"volume 60"), time signature ("three beats"), view ("bounce"/"orbit"), and practice ("practice"). - Help redesigned: saying "help" highlights every on-screen control at once, each tagged with its voice command (centered so they don't overlap). Top instruction bar + an "All commands" button for the full sheet. "help" no longer plays the confirmation chime (fixed the overlapping sound), and the pendulum pauses while the overlay is up (steadier audio). Controls & UX - Listen/Mute button: speaker symbol + briefly flashes the recognized command. - Voice status: large card → slim single-line strip (waveform + Listening/command), corners matched to the other cards. - Practice mode moved into its own modal. - Tempo display: Italian term (Largo, Moderato…) by default; tap to flip to BPM. Other - Screen stays awake while playing; audio-error logging. - Volume slider removed (voice-controlled); reduced top whitespace. - English-only (localization infrastructure was built, then Korean removed); updated the English privacy & support pages.