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About haptik: Watch Haptic Metronome

haptik – a silent, beautiful, mesmerising yet simple haptic metronome for your music practice. WHY HAPTIK? haptik is for musicians who loves sound-less metronomes. While the beats are delivered through haptic touches, you can focus on your music without the beeping distractions. AT A GLANCE • Always-On haptic metronome, even if you turn your arm • Record your ideas and practice with a single tap • Connect your band by linking up multiple devices • Beautiful themes to customise your experience • Screen and camera flash option on iPhone • Shazam a song and get its tempo instantly FEATURES IN DEPTH Always-On haptic: You'll continue to receive the haptic beats, even if your Apple Watch goes on standby or when your arm turns away while playing a musical instrument. Link & Play Together: When you are rehearsing as a group, connect everyone’s devices using haptik-link. It runs on Bluetooth and with our specially designed algorithm, we make sure everyone is on the same “beat”. Record: haptik is also your handy recorder when you are practising, or writing your next big music idea. You might not know when the Eureka moment comes, but be well assured the record button is right at your fingertips. Your recordings are synchronized via iCloud on both Apple Watch and iPhone. Themes: haptik comes with different beautiful color options, each of them are handpicked for a mesmerising animation experience. We have no words for this, you have to feel this yourself – glaze your finger around the metronome on the iPhone. --- We're always listening for feedback, and love connecting with our users! Connect with us: Email: [email protected] Website: https://www.haptik.watch Facebook: https://facebook.com/haptik.watch/ X: @haptikwatch --- Terms of use & Privacy Policy: https://haptik.watch/privacy-policy/

Ratings & reviews

3.8

401 ratings

5 ★ 57% 4 ★ 8% 3 ★ 8% 2 ★ 6% 1 ★ 20%

What’s new

Version 1.9.2 · Updated October 15, 2026

Made for iPhone Duo • Haptik now adapts as you fold and unfold. The metronome, panels and setlists make the most of the bigger screen and stay clear of the hinge. Haptik is ready for iOS 27, with new ways to control your metronome and move through your music hands-free. Hands-free with Siri • Say “Set tempo in Haptik” and Siri will ask for the BPM, then offer to start the metronome. • Playing a setlist? Say “Next song in Haptik” or “Previous song in Haptik” to move through it without stopping. • Find your setlists and recordings in Spotlight, or ask Siri to open one. Smarter Shazam Shazam can now find the BPM for even more of your favourite songs, making it easier to get straight to the beat.

App privacy

The developer, Digital Workroom Ltd, reported these privacy practices to Apple.

Data Not Linked to You

The following data, which may be collected but is not linked to your identity, may be used for the following purposes:

  • Usage Data: Product Interaction

Used for: Analytics

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