
Track ID
Name the track that is playing, without breaking your flow. The tempo you measured sits beside it.
Tap the beat, or hold your phone up and let the mic read it.
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Free on iPhone and Android.
Live BPM is a BPM counter that listens: it reads the tempo from the mic or from your taps, follows it as it drifts, and lines it up against another source.
Tap, click, or press the space bar.
“The only app I've managed to find that uses audio analysis to find the bpm rather than tapping and it does so without stuffing ads down your throat. Excellent.”
“Up and running in 10 secs and detecting the bpm of my cheap drum machine pedal which only comes with tap tempo (no meter). Now I can dial in my tempo using this app to verify live.”
“Works really well - a brilliant tool for DJs”
The Counter is free. The four tools below come with Full Kit.

The detection engine runs on the phone. Start it, and it listens, locks on, and holds the reading steady while the music plays. A confidence gauge shows how settled the reading is — and when the room is too quiet or the beat is not steady, it says so instead of guessing.
Free to use — no ads, and a short wait between mic reads.

Name the track that is playing, without breaking your flow. The tempo you measured sits beside it.

Watch tempo move across a whole song, and see whether you are rushing or dragging. Made for drummers.

Compare a cue tempo against what is playing, and line the two up. Beatmatching, for DJs.

Every session, saved and searchable — and synced across your devices.
No account, no ads.
Pay once, keep forever.
Per year, with a 7-day free trial.
Everything in Counter+, plus:
Prices are set per country and shown in the store.
Yes. Live BPM counts the tempo for free — by tapping or through the mic — with no ads and a short wait between mic detections. Counter+ removes the wait with one payment. Full Kit is a yearly subscription: everything in Counter+, plus Track ID, Monitor, Match, and the session library.
No. Hold the phone up and let the mic read the tempo. Tapping is there for when the room is loud, the music is ambiguous, or you would simply rather.
Live BPM measures to a tenth of a BPM (0.1 BPM), and a confidence gauge shows how settled the reading is. Loud, steady material settles quickly. In a quiet room, or on music without a steady beat, it tells you it cannot read rather than showing a number it cannot stand behind. The free Counter shows whole numbers; the tenths come with Counter+.
Live BPM works offline. Tempo detection and every tool run on the phone with no connection — only Track ID and cloud sync need the internet.
No. Live BPM uses the mic to measure tempo on the device, and the audio is not recorded or sent anywhere. Track ID is the one exception: it sends a short acoustic fingerprint — not the audio — to identify the track.
Live BPM runs on iPhone with iOS 15 or later, and on Android 7.0 or later. It also runs on iPad, and on Mac with Apple silicon.
Live BPM's interface is in English.
No. Live BPM measures tempo rather than producing it. There is a visual beat indicator, but no click track.
No. Open it and count. An account only carries your work between devices: your settings on any plan, your sessions on Full Kit.