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Version 5.0.0 · 2025-10-13
Compatible with iOS 26/iPadOS 26
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The store currently lists version 5.0.0, updated 2025-10-13.


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"BPM" is an application that measures tempo (BPM) by tapping a button.
- Tempo Measurement
By tapping the "TAP!" button in time with the tempo of the music (once per beat), it measures the tempo (BPM).
Turning on the "Average mode" displays the average tempo of the taps, while turning it off shows the tempo for each individual tap.
If you don't tap for more than 3 seconds, the tempo will be reset.
Tapping the text "BPM" will lock the tempo, preventing automatic updates to the tempo and song information. Tapping it again will unlock it. Additionally, tapping the numerical value of BPM will reset the tempo.
- Song Information Retrieval
It displays song information for music playing in the iPhone/iPad Music app (this feature is not available in third-party apps like Spotify or AWA).…
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Compatible with iOS 26/iPadOS 26
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