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BeatClikr: The Live Metronome
No-subscription metronome built by a working musician
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.
I'm Ben, a church musician and mobile software engineer who built this because I was fed up with subscription fees for basic music tools.
The Problem: The top metronome apps either charge a monthly subscription or gate essential features like playlists behind paywalls. I just needed a reliable tool for my Sunday morning set lists. Since I'm a mobile dev by day, so I built the tool I wanted with the skills I already had.
BeatClikr is completely free, with every feature unlocked. Unlimited playlists, iCloud sync, tap tempo, multiple groove patterns, easy live use. Everything you'd expect from a professional tool, without the monthly tax. Because it uses iCloud/CloudKit syncing YOUR data is private. I never see anything, and I've posted the source to GitHub to prove it.
For iOS and Mac, with an Android version in the works. Android can't use iCloud so I need a different persistent store with backup. So it'll use Room with auto backups enabled for device transfer persistence.
Why Free? I built this for myself first. I use it every week at church with our worship team, both in rehearsals and on Sunday services. If it's useful to other musicians, that's reward enough. I'm so tired of paying subscriptions and I have to think you are, too.
If version 3.2.0 is still the latest on the App Store, it only has one playlist. Hopefully by the time this launches on May 4 Apple will have approved my update, so you can have unlimited multiple ones!
What's Next? I'm thinking about adding: - Accent patterns (strong/weak beats) - Time signature presets beyond 4/4 - Practice history with streaks - Apple Watch companion
Would love to hear what features matter most to you!
About BeatClikr: The Live Metronome on Product Hunt
“No-subscription metronome built by a working musician”
BeatClikr: The Live Metronome was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 4 upvotes and 2 comments, placing #152 on the daily leaderboard. 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.
On the analytics side, BeatClikr: The Live Metronome competes within Music, Open Source, GitHub and Tech — topics that collectively have 786.5k followers on Product Hunt. The dashboard above tracks how BeatClikr: The Live Metronome performed against the three products that launched closest to it on the same day.
Who hunted BeatClikr: The Live Metronome?
BeatClikr: The Live Metronome was hunted by Ben Funk. A “hunter” on Product Hunt is the community member who submits a product to the platform — uploading the images, the link, and tagging the makers behind it. Hunters typically write the first comment explaining why a product is worth attention, and their followers are notified the moment they post. Around 79% of featured launches on Product Hunt are self-hunted by their makers, but a well-known hunter still acts as a signal of quality to the rest of the community. See the full all-time top hunters leaderboard to discover who is shaping the Product Hunt ecosystem.
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Ben Funk
Hey Product Hunt! 👋
I'm Ben, a church musician and mobile software engineer who built this because I was fed up with subscription fees for basic music tools.
The Problem: The top metronome apps either charge a monthly subscription or gate essential features like playlists behind paywalls. I just needed a reliable tool for my Sunday morning set lists. Since I'm a mobile dev by day, so I built the tool I wanted with the skills I already had.
BeatClikr is completely free, with every feature unlocked. Unlimited playlists, iCloud sync, tap tempo, multiple groove patterns, easy live use. Everything you'd expect from a professional tool, without the monthly tax. Because it uses iCloud/CloudKit syncing YOUR data is private. I never see anything, and I've posted the source to GitHub to prove it.
For iOS and Mac, with an Android version in the works. Android can't use iCloud so I need a different persistent store with backup. So it'll use Room with auto backups enabled for device transfer persistence.
Why Free? I built this for myself first. I use it every week at church with our worship team, both in rehearsals and on Sunday services. If it's useful to other musicians, that's reward enough. I'm so tired of paying subscriptions and I have to think you are, too.
If version 3.2.0 is still the latest on the App Store, it only has one playlist. Hopefully by the time this launches on May 4 Apple will have approved my update, so you can have unlimited multiple ones!
What's Next? I'm thinking about adding:
- Accent patterns (strong/weak beats)
- Time signature presets beyond 4/4
- Practice history with streaks
- Apple Watch companion
Would love to hear what features matter most to you!