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Does the click keep going if the screen turns off?

Baton holds your screen awake while the click runs, so it never dims or locks itself mid-song — set the phone on the stand and play. The click plays while Baton is on screen; there's no background service, which is part of why Baton never asks for a single permission. When you want the beat without the phone, cast it: the click moves to your TV or speaker and continues there, with your phone as the remote.

How does casting work?

Tap the cast icon on the face and pick any Chromecast device on your Wi-Fi. A TV shows a big pulse and beat counter the whole room can follow; a speaker just clicks, which is exactly what a rehearsal PA wants. Tempo, accents, subdivisions and sounds all change live from the phone.

I bought Pro and it shows locked

Open Settings → Restore purchases while signed into the Google account that bought it. Pro is a one-time purchase tied to your Google account, not to a device.

Why isn't Baton asking for any permissions?

Because it doesn't need any. The clicks live inside the app, the engine runs on the audio hardware every phone already has, and casting uses Android's standard install-time entries. No prompts is a promise.

How do I get Baton?

Baton is coming soon to Google Play. The front page will carry the link the moment testing opens.

Found a bug? Have a thought?

Email us any time — device model and Android version help a lot with bugs. Feature ideas are welcome too; Baton stays small and private, but the practice tools will keep growing.