BPM Counter: Tap Tempo & Delay

BPM Counter: Tap Tempo & Delay
BPM Counter: Tap Tempo & Delay
Developer: 🇫🇷 Play3rs
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17 monthly active users
$<10K monthly revenue est.
IAP 69% · Ad 31%
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BPM Counter: Tap Tempo & Delay Summary

BPM Counter: Tap Tempo & Delay is a free, ad-supported, with in-app purchases Android app in Music And Audio by Play3rs. Released in Jul 2026 (2 months ago). It has about 56+ installs Based on AppGoblin estimates, it reaches roughly 17 monthly active users and generates around $<10K monthly revenue (69% IAP / 31% ads). Store last updated Sep 21, 2026

Recent activity: 8.00 installs this week (22 over 4 weeks) showing declining growth View trends →

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App Description

Tap the beat to read BPM, run an audible metronome, get delay times in ms.

Tap along with the music and read the tempo. Then do the two things a tap tempo app is actually wanted for: run a metronome that keeps that tempo, and turn it into delay times in milliseconds.

TAP THE TEMPO

Tap anywhere on the pad. The reading settles after three or four taps and keeps averaging as you go, so a shaky first tap does not poison the result. It reads to one decimal place, and a steadiness indicator tells you how much to trust it, few apps show you that, and it is the honest answer to "why does the number jump".

A METRONOME THAT SOUNDS

Three voices: a dry click for headphones, a wood block that cuts through an acoustic guitar, an electronic beep that survives a drum kit. The downbeat is accented with a higher sample, not with a volume bump.

It does not drift. Every beat is timed against the start of the count on a monotonic clock, never chained from the beat before, so the error never piles up over a long practice session. Time signatures 1/4, 2/4, 3/4, 4/4 and 6/8, subdivisions in eighths, triplets and sixteenths, and a vibration on the beat for a noisy room.

DELAY TIMES, FROM THE TEMPO

Quarter, dotted eighth, eighth, eighth triplet, sixteenth, in milliseconds and in hertz, for a delay pedal, a plugin, a tremolo or an auto-wah. The dotted eighth is there on its own line, because that is the one everyone looks up and nobody lists.

Reverb too: a pre-delay of one eighth keeps the tail off the attack, and the decay is one bar at your tempo.

WHAT IS IN THE APP WITHOUT PAYING

• Tap tempo with the decimal and the steadiness indicator
• The metronome, with sound, and one voice
• Time signatures, subdivisions, accent on the downbeat, vibration
• The delay table, and the reverb figures
• Three saved tempos
• Portrait and landscape, dark screen, no network

WITH PRO

• Speed trainer: the tempo climbs by a set amount every few bars
• Silent bars: it plays two, stays quiet for two, and you find out whether you are keeping time or following the click
• 5/4, 7/8, 9/8, 12/8
• Every click voice
• From milliseconds back to a tempo, your pedal says 375 ms, this says what tempo that is
• Twelve real delay units and plugins, with their own range, so the value you read is one you can actually set
• Copy the whole table
• Unlimited saved tempos, and no ads

Pro is one payment for good, or by the month or the week. The ads can also be removed on their own.

STRAIGHT ABOUT WHAT IT DOES

Everything is computed on the phone: no account, no sign-up, nothing leaves the device. The app shows ads. It does not listen through the microphone and does not read audio files, it measures what you tap, which is what works without a recording in front of you.

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