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Share your practice

Two kinds of sharing live here: turning your own practice into something you can post or review, and passing Tempo Kit on to someone who’d get something out of it.

New in 1.1.0

The practice recap card

Practice is invisible. You put in six weeks and have nothing to show for it but a piece that’s slightly less bad, which can be a demotivating way to spend six weeks, and it’s why people quit in month two rather than month twelve.

The recap card is the fix: one tap turns a week, a month, or a year of your practice into a share-ready image. Hours put in, sessions logged, and what you actually worked on, pulled straight from the journal, so there’s nothing to fill in.

Weekly
Monthly
Yearly

Click a card to see it full size (← → to move between them), Esc to close.

How to make one

  1. practice for a week with Tempo Kit.
  2. Open the Journal tab and go to Review.
  3. Pick weekly, monthly, or yearly, click share, and tap to generate the card.
  4. Save the image and post it wherever you like.

Why posting it works: a public number is a commitment device. If that sounds like pressure rather than motivation, don’t post it; you can save it privately.

Pass it on

Share Tempo Kit with someone

Tempo Kit is an independent project to make practice simplier, less setup, and more time making music. If Tempo Kit has helped you spend more time playing and improving, share it with another musician who might benefit from it.

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These open the site’s own composer with the text filled in. You still write and post it yourself.

Or copy a blurb

One line

Tempo Kit, all ine one practice kit: metronome, tuner, drone and video practice controls in one browser side panel, with a practice journal that fills itself.

Short (for a post)

Tempo Kit is a browser side panel for Practicing: metronome, chromatic tuner, drone, timer, and speed/pitch/loop controls for whatever video you're learning from. The part I like is the journal: it logs the session while you play, so you actually know what you did last week. Free core tools, no account.

For a teacher or a group

If your students practice from YouTube, Tempo Kit is worth a look: it puts a metronome, tuner and drone beside the video, loops the hard bar, slows it down without changing the key, and keeps an automatic practice log they can export as a PDF for lessons. The core tools are free and there's no account to set up.

Boilerplate

Tempo Kit is a browser extension for musicians that puts a metronome, chromatic tuner, drone, timer and video practice controls in one side panel, and keeps a practice journal that logs each session automatically. It works on Chrome, Edge, Brave and other Chromium browsers. Core tools are free with no account; Pro adds video speed and pitch control, A-B loops, BPM and key detection, and deeper journal history. Practice data stays on the user’s own device. Tempo Kit, less setup, more playing.

Store links

How you can support Tempo Kit

If Tempo Kit has been helpful to your practice, taking a moment to leave a store review means the world to us! Reviews are the single biggest way for other musicians to find Tempo Kit in the store.

⭐ Review on Chrome Web Store⭐ Review on Microsoft Edge

Have an idea or a feature request? Post it on our feedback board

Haven’t got it yet?

The metronome, tuner, drone, timer and practice journal are free, with no account. The recap card needs a week of practice behind it before it has anything to show.

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