Exact BPM matters
Warmups, phrase work, and choreography can repeat at the same speed.
Warmups, phrase drills, and choreography sections need repetition. Save the BPM so the next run does not start by searching for the feel again.
Warmups, phrase work, and choreography can repeat at the same speed.
When sound is not practical, visual feedback keeps the pulse clear.
Count-in gives the first step or first phrase a clear start.
Warmups and technique drills can keep their own BPM, meter, subdivision, and speed ladder.
Different section tempos or accents can become separate presets.
Warmups, drills, choreography sections, and run-throughs can sit in order.
Local reminders fit repeated dance practice.
Class prep or personal practice can appear in the day.
Slower, normal, and challenge speeds help movement stay clean while it gets faster.
Warmups, phrase work, and rehearsal runs can leave a record.
Goals and heatmap show whether the routine continued.
The last choreography setup is easy to reopen.
Each page uses real app screens such as tempo settings, preset editing, practice logs, reminders, heatmap, setlists, and Wi-Fi sync.
Local reminders default to evening and can be changed or turned off in Settings.
BPM, meter, subdivision, start/stop, and visual beat cues live on one screen.
After the click stops, recent practice and history are still there.
Arrange song presets in rehearsal or stage order so the next tempo is ready.
Store choreography speeds, warmup counts, and class routines so the next practice starts on the same pulse.