Keep perfect time and tune by ear — right in your browser. No download, no sign-up. Set any tempo from 30–250 BPM with tap tempo, or tune a guitar, bass, ukulele, violin — or any instrument — using your microphone.
Tip: tap the Tap tempo button in rhythm — or press Space to start / stop — to match the tempo of any song. Common tempos:
Your sound is analysed on your device only — nothing is recorded, stored or uploaded. For best results, tune one string at a time in a quiet room and pluck close to your device.
Two habits that separate tight, in-tune playing from the rest: a steady pulse and strings that ring true. Here is the fastest way to build both.
Yes — the metronome and tuner are completely free to use, with no sign-up and no download. Both tools run entirely in your web browser, on phone, tablet or computer.
There are one-tap presets for guitar (E A D G B e), bass (E A D G), ukulele (G C E A) and violin (G D A E). The Chromatic mode detects any note, so it also works for cello, mandolin, banjo, flute, voice practice and more.
The tuner listens to your instrument through the microphone to measure its pitch. The audio is analysed live on your own device — it is never recorded, stored or sent anywhere. If you deny microphone access, you can still tap the string buttons to hear reference pitches and tune by ear.
It's the reference pitch every other note is measured against — the A above middle C vibrating 440 times per second is the modern standard. Some orchestras tune slightly higher (442–444 Hz), so TuneTap lets you adjust the reference from 435 to 446 Hz.
The metronome is scheduled with the Web Audio clock rather than screen timers, so the click stays sample-accurate and doesn't drift — even if you switch to another tab while practising.