BeatRx™

A calm, steady beat to tap along with. Get millisecond feedback on every tap, track your progress, and discover when your focus is sharpest. Private and on-device.

BeatRx is a calm place to practice timing. A steady beat plays — you tap along — and you see how close each tap lands, down to the millisecond.

Regular rhythm practice asks the brain to predict, pay attention, and move in time — an approach therapists and educators have used for over 30 years. BeatRx brings that simple, focused exercise to iPhone and iPad.

WHAT YOU DO • Pick a speed — 60 is a calm place to start — plus a meter and a sound. • Tap the circle on every beat, or switch to Alternate (hands) or Listen mode. • Watch the live readout: a little early, a little late, or right on the beat.

SEE YOUR PROGRESS • Every session is saved with clear stats: average timing, burst hits, streaks, and accuracy. • Charts show your progress over time, the hours your focus is sharpest, and how tags like Caffeine or Calm line up with your timing.

PRIVATE, ON-DEVICE COACHING • Short coaching notes are written right on your device. On supported hardware they use Apple Intelligence; on other devices a built-in summary does the same job. • Nothing about your sessions ever leaves your device.

BUILT FOR EVERYONE • Large touch targets, VoiceOver labels, Dynamic Type, and a Reduce Motion option. • Choose your look: a calm dark interface, a warm light one, or follow your device. • Haptics let you feel the beat — even in Silent mode. • Set any session length, or ask Siri to "Start a focus session in BeatRx."

SUBSCRIPTION Start with a 7-day free trial. After the trial, keep going with BeatRx Premium — $5.99/month or $39.99/year, auto-renewing. Cancel anytime in your App Store settings. Prices may vary by region.

Privacy Policy: https://beatrx.app/privacy.html Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

BeatRx is a practice tool, not a medical device. It does not diagnose or treat any condition, and it works best alongside guidance from a teacher, therapist, or doctor.