BPMcountR
Free tap tempo BPM counter and metronome app for Android
Tap along to any beat to read its BPM instantly. A free online tap tempo counter and Android app with metronome and AI beat detection.
About this launch
BPMcountR is a tap tempo BPM counter and metronome for Android. Tap along to any beat and read the tempo as you go. The free version includes a tap counter and metronome with time signatures and accents. Pro costs €9.99 as a one-time purchase and adds AI beat detection through the microphone, file scanning for MP3s and WAVs, practice tools, training features, and more.
The app is built for musicians, drummers, DJs, producers and music teachers. It includes no ads, no account required, and works offline in flight mode. Pro remains unlocked on every device signed into the same Google account.
What it does
- Tap tempo counter to measure beats per minute
- Metronome with time signatures and accents
- Missed and double tap correction
Pricing
Pricing model: Freemium
Free version includes tap counter, metronome with time signatures and accents, one setlist, and last three measurements. Pro is €9.99 one-time purchase for unlimited features including Live Scan, File Scan, drum grooves, polyrhythms, subdivisions, count-in, practice timer, tempo and gap trainers, fu
Shopper questions
How does tap tempo work?
You tap in time with the music and the counter measures the gaps between your taps to calculate beats per minute. Half-second gaps mean 120 BPM, four taps give a usable number, and it becomes more accurate with more taps.
How many taps do I need?
Two taps show a number but it is unstable. From about four taps the reading holds still, and by eight it only changes if you intentionally change tempo. Stopping for three seconds starts a fresh count.
What does BPMcountR cost?
The app is free and includes tap counter, metronome with time signatures and accents, one setlist, and last three measurements. Pro is a one-time €9.99 payment that unlocks all features including Live Scan, File Scan, drum grooves, polyrhythms, practice timer, trainers, and more. No subscription or ads.
How do I find the BPM of a song?
Play the track and tap along on the beat you would count out loud. If the result is half or double what you expected, you may have tapped a different pulse. Both readings are correct and simply count the song differently.
How do I turn a tempo into a delay time?
A quarter note at 120 BPM lasts 500 ms. Other values follow from that: eighths half it, dotted eighths one and a half times, triplets two thirds. The note length calculator lists all values for any tempo.
BPMcountR has a free listing. The owner can unlock the full profile with a paid launch for $5:
- Founder story (locked)
- Milestones (locked)
- Demo video (locked)
- Dofollow website link (locked)
