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Pulse music tools
Find the beat. Keep the idea. From a wrist-ready metronome to a song-centered music workspace, Pulse brings the tools for your next practice session together.
The public Play app is BPM Munkz Pulse for Wear OS. The newer Munkz Music Pulse phone/watch workspace and Apple preview are separate development/testing stages, not identical public downloads.
Existing screenshots from the October 2026 website collection. They are not new captures, and phone-preview features may not appear in your store build.
Keep time.
Tap in a tempo, choose subdivisions and accents, and follow sound, vibration or visual feedback. Metronome and Rhythm are the foundation; newer workspace builds add 16-step Sequencer patterns and Beat Machine pads.
Hear the details.
Supported editions offer pitch tuning and an adjustable A4 reference. Newer Hear tools add live tempo, key and chord guidance, analysis evidence and a waterfall spectrum. These are musical estimates, not guaranteed transcription. Microphone analysis runs on your device when enabled.
Keep your song together.
The newer Android workspace connects songs, setlists, lyrics, cues, chords and performance notes with saved Time and Hear choices. Capture a local take, review its waveform, trim it and assign it to Beat Machine pads in supported builds. Recording and live microphone analysis are distinct features.
Choose the right Pulse.
- Published Wear OS app: BPM Munkz Pulse is available through the Google Play link on this page. Features depend on the installed edition.
- Newer Android phone + Wear workspace: Munkz Music Pulse brings Time, Hear and Capture into one ecosystem. Metronome and basic Tuner are entry tools; Pro enables the expanded workspace where offered. These newer builds remain separate from the public release.
- Apple song-library preview: an iPhone/iPad development project for setlists, songs, musical details and import/export. It is not yet a full audio-tool port or a public App Store/TestFlight release.
- Legacy names: Metronome, Tuner, Rhythm, Setlist and Pro appear in earlier editions. They are not five additional confirmed releases of the newest workspace. The companion Pulse watch face is a separate project.
English and Spanish are supported in the Android Pulse interface. Fidget and QuvoRetro have their own expanded language lists.
Archived tester news / October 28, 2026
The Munkz Dispatch
Read the Pulse 2.0.3 tester edition, including what to try and updates from Fidget and QuvoRetro. Its release status is an archived snapshot, not a live store status report.
Read the full dispatchMake room for the music.
Start with the released Wear OS app, or ask about testing the newer workspace.
Contact Pulse support