A steady, even click for Android. Every subdivision and every time signature is free — the trainers, the setlist and the rest of the faces are one small purchase, once.
Everything Baton clicks ships inside the app. Every click sound is bundled on your device — nothing streams, nothing is collected. You won't see a runtime permission prompt.
The only times Baton touches the network are Google Play's billing for the one-time purchase, and casting to your TV if you use it. Read the whole privacy story →
The face, the subdivisions, the trainers and the setlist — all of it real screen capture from the released app.
The presenter is AI-generated; everything on the phone is the real app. Watch on YouTube →
Baton is engineered for a steady, even click — the beat is scheduled on the audio clock itself, not a timer that wanders when your phone gets busy. The pendulum you see follows the sound you hear. Two taps from launch, you're practising.








The practice tools other metronomes lock away are simply free here. The free tier is a complete metronome — there is no trial, no timer and no nag.
A dial you can scrub, coarse and fine steps either side, and a giant tap-tempo pad that reads your drumming and settles on the number you meant.
One to sixteen beats, over halves, quarters, eighths and sixteenths. 7/8 and 5/4 are as easy as 4/4.
Quarters, eighths, triplets, sixteenths, swing and offbeats — every one of them, free, in every time signature.
Tap any dot to cycle it: accented, normal, ghosted or silent. Build the bar your piece actually needs.
A swinging pendulum, a row of beat dots, and a full-screen flash — all on the audio clock, so what you see is what you hear.
Send the click to your TV so the whole band can follow, or to a speaker for the PA. Casting is free for everyone.
Four practice tools that push you, and the rest of the faces and click sounds. One purchase, once.
Ramps the tempo a few BPM every few bars — set it from 80 to 160 and chase it, then hold at the top.
Mutes whole bars while the visuals keep moving. Hold the time yourself, then check back in.
Three against four, or any pair up to twelve, with the counter-voice on its own sound so your ear learns to hold both.
Save any face setup as a song — tempo, meter, subdivision, accents. Name it, order it, load it back with one tap. Fifty songs, on the device.
Classic and beep free; woodblock, sticks, cowbell, clave, hi-hat and marimba in Pro. Accent and beat are separately voiced in every pack.
Mahogany by default; ivory, brass, velvet, neon, graphite and glacier in Pro. Ivory and glacier are full daylight skins for sunlit rooms.
One purchase on Google Play, priced in your local currency. Restores on any of your devices. That's the whole business model — no ads to show you, no data to sell.
Baton is on Google Play in open testing — no invites, no waiting list. Join on Android or on the web; every new build then reaches you automatically.