BeatClikr: The Live Metronome
No-subscription metronome built by a working musician
What it does
As a church musician, I got tired of paying subscription fees for every little music tool. I just wanted a reliable metronome that could: - Store unlimited songs and set lists - Sync privately across my devices - Stay accurate during live performances - Not nickle-and-dime me every month So I built BeatClikr for myself and wanted to share it with the world. It's the tool I wish existed.
Does the same job
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