Release notes

Every version of BPMcountR for Android, most recent first. Updates arrive through Google Play; nothing here needs an account.

Version 1.11.0

Change the Tempo mid-phrase — the click keeps your place
Home screen widget (Android): your last tempo, one tap to start
Practice Calendar: every day of this month as a ring that fills with the time you played
Four new voices — Sine, Pendulum, Shaker, Kick — the pack is now twelvePro
Practice reminder at your own time, silent on days you already played
Tempo Trainer and Gap Trainer for everyone: 2 tempo steps or 2 gaps per run

Metronome grooves instead of a clickPro: ten patterns follow tempo and accents
PolyrhythmsPro: a second pulse across the bar, 3 against 4 or up to 12 pulses
Stats with Activity: every take, every run, every new best (free: last 3)
Metronome + History: save the tempo you set, tap an entry to load it back, minutes counted as you play
Rainbow as a wavePro: colour travels the page, Spread and Direction yours
Share Setlist as a filePro

Practice repsPro: block and rest alternating — 5×2 min, 30s off, set once, runs itself. Screen stays on while it plays
Crashes fixed: on older Android the metronome could quit the app on play, or on coming back mid-session
Tempo −/+ in the notificationPro: missing on older Android, now there — 1 BPM a tap
A call no longer clicks through: the metronome pauses, resumes when you hang up
Hide the setlist bar if you play no sets; sound feedback now on by default

StatsPro: how steady your timing is, a 30-day curve, your streak and the tempo where it slips
Practice timerPro: auto-stop after the bars or minutes you set
Backup & restorePro: settings, history and setlists in one file, no account
Timing grid: watch your first 8 taps land against the beat, free
Grab a tablet or turn sideways: the pad grows and moves beside your readout
Your colorPro: one hue or a rainbow at your speed — pad, metronome, settings

Listen mode, free to try: skip the tapping — it catches the tempo of whatever's playing around you, 15 free seconds every week (Pro: unlimited)
Sharper tap timing: taps are clocked the instant your finger lands, and your reading holds through a stray or missed tap
Cleaner main screen: mode switch up top, history right there, settings and menu both in the gear, tap count and drift now sit with the BPM
Timing gridPro: every tap against the beat, and whether you're rushing or dragging

Screen flashPro: your display pulses on every beat — tap, listen or metronome. A big visual click for loud stages, works on any device
Monochrome stylePro: strip the colors — pure white-on-black focus, killer on OLED. Tempo colors, rainbow or mono: your call
Tap pad tuned up: snappier press, ripple ring on every hit, plus haptic strength — light, medium or strong (free)
Save buttonPro: bank any locked BPM, name it
New: request features & vote — right in the app

SetlistsPro: save each song's tempo, time sig, subdivision & accents — one tap loads the next song, no re-dialing mid-set (free: 1 list, 3 songs)
Background play: metronome keeps running screen-off; Pro adds tempo ± on the lock screen
Tempo TrainerPro: auto accelerando/decelerando
Gap TrainerPro: silent bars & random mutes for rock-solid time
Time signatures with punchy downbeats + SubdivisionsPro: 8ths, triplets, 16ths

Report bugs and feedback right from the menu — technical details attached automatically
Three-dot menu got fresh icons throughout

13 new languages: Arabic, Chinese, Dutch, Hindi, Indonesian, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Polish, Portuguese, Russian, Thai, and Turkish
Improved beat detection: 5 DSP enhancements and adjustable sensitivity setting for more accurate listen mode results
Flash feedbackPro: use your camera flash as a visual beat indicator
Fixed edge-to-edge display compatibility on Android 15

The same notes in the other fifteen languages are in the Google Play listing, along with everything each version changed.

BPMcountR — Tap BPM & Metronome

Free to use. Pro costs €7.99 once. No subscription, no ads, no account.