TapClick 2.0 brings a fresh look with the same focus on keeping time. • Choose glass details or plain controls. • Clearer layouts for longer time signatures. • Consistent titles and controls that stay reachable. • Updated watch app. Keep time on iPhone and Apple Watch with wrist haptics, saved songs and practice tools.

The Trevor Update It doesn't stop when you move Practice on Apple Watch now runs as a session, so dropping your arm mid-fill doesn't end the click. Raise your wrist and you're back on the metronome, not the watch face. Haptics keep tapping with the screen off. It tracks your movement The watch measures your heart rate and the energy you burn while you play, and practice lands in Health and counts towards your rings. An hour behind the kit is an hour of work. Not for you? Turn it off in Settings. Starts when you press start The click is ready before you tap, and the play button no longer gets stuck after the watch has been away. Knows when to get out of the way A call stops the click — and when the call ends, the watch comes straight back to the metronome. Losing your headphones stops it too, rather than suddenly playing out loud. Thanks Trevor

The “Stu" Update Timing — the reason for the release Both engines were rewritten to schedule every click at an absolute sample time on the audio clock. Apple Watch — effectively rebuilt The whole app, since that's what the review was about. Survives the wrist drop — an audio session keeps it alive; with sound muted it schedules silence so the beat continues anyway Tempo three ways — crown, drag across the ruler, or ± buttons Tempo changes no longer restart the beat — every crown detent used to reset the bar to one Tap a beat dot to silence it Haptics: Off / Light / Medium / Strong, plus downbeat-only so you feel the bar rather than every count Count-in with a 4-3-2-1 countdown you tap to skip; 1 or 2 bars on the pill, 4 or 8 from the phone Fits 40mm through Ultra — sizes solve against the actual screen, verified on all seven Installs on watchOS 10 instead of 26.2, which is a large share of watches that couldn't get it before iPhone Drift-free click, verified by test Count-in counts down and can be skipped Output delay measured automatically so the beat display matches what you hear — speaker, USB-C, or AirPods. The old manual slider is now just a trim Haptic strength slider, 20–100%, with a sample on release The Stu Update screen on first launch after updating Bugs fixed Changing the click sound did nothing until you relaunched — buffers were only built at startup. Also silently broke setlist songs with their own sound Settings weren't saved — the save only ran from a view callback that never fires, so tempo reset between launches The click died permanently after a phone call, or when connecting AirPods mid-practice — neither engine handled audio interruptions or route changes A stored tempo of 0 would crash the app on launch Tap tempo and ± no longer reset the bar Watch ↔ phone Tempo, time signature and accent sync both ways, throttled, and survive one app being backgrounded The phone was ignoring application context entirely, so watch changes made while it was backgrounded were dropped The phone only ever sent tempo — meter and accent changes never reached the watch Watch haptics and count-in are settable by name from the phone's Settings New: Link — press play on either device and both start on the same beat Hope this helps thanks for the review Stu!

— Apple Watch app with haptic beat feedback and Digital Crown tempo control — Polyrhythm mode (2-9 over any time signature) — Quintuplet and sextuplet subdivisions — Haptic feedback on iPhone — Bluetooth latency compensation for AirPods and IEMs — Background audio — click keeps playing when you switch apps — Share setlists with bandmates via AirDrop or Messages