Cadenta Tempo

Cadenta Tempo is a metronome built for practice rooms, late-night sessions, and anywhere a click track would get you kicked out. There's no sound at all — every beat lands as a short, precise vibration pulse, timed against a big pulsing beat-circle on screen. Set it on the stand, feel the tempo in your hand, and keep the room quiet.

Metronome
Dial in anything from 30 to 240 BPM with the slider, the +/- steppers, or by tapping along — Cadenta averages your last few taps into a steady number. Pick a time signature (2/4, 3/4, 4/4, 6/8) and a subdivision (quarter, eighth, eighth-triplet), and flip on an accent so beat one hits harder and pulses brighter than the rest. Start it, and the vibration motor does the counting so your eyes and ears stay free.

Practice Log
Hit start when you sit down, stop when you're done, and Cadenta quietly logs the session against whatever tempo you were using — no manual entry unless you want to add a note. Every session lands in a running list, newest first, and a swipe or a tap on the delete icon clears out anything you logged by mistake.

Stats
A dashboard of the numbers that actually matter over time: total minutes practiced, sessions logged, your current daily streak, and your average session length. A 14-day bar chart shows the shape of your practice at a glance — useful for spotting the days you skip.

Your BPM, time signature, subdivision, and accent setting are remembered between sessions, so Cadenta opens exactly where you left off. Nothing here needs a network connection, an account, or a microphone — it's a stopwatch and a metronome that happen to share a screen.