An online metronome from 10 to 720 BPM

Most online metronomes stop somewhere around 300 BPM. Riyaz does not. A drut theka doubles, then doubles again, and suddenly you need honest clicks at speeds most tools refuse to reach — or you are doing subdivision arithmetic in your head mid-taan. Sangat's metronome runs from 10 to 720 BPM, so both ends of practice are covered: the ati-vilambit crawl where each beat is a small eternity, and the sprint.

Set the tempo any way your hands prefer — a slider for big moves, a ±1 stepper for exactness, tap tempo to match a recording you are playing along with, laya presets for the standard speeds, and ×2 / ÷2 to jump between them without breaking count.

There are no ads on it, no account behind it, and nothing to install; it opens in the browser and keeps time until told otherwise.

And because it lives inside a tabla app, the click has an upgrade path. When the pulse is steady, swap the metronome for Teentaal or Keherwa and practise against bols instead of beeps — same tempo controls, same steadiness, an actual drum.