Manual

MANUAL · 07 · LIBRARY

Saving and sharing

Sign in to save your settings and bring them back anytime. Make a setting public to share it with a link.

Saving a setting

Choose Save Current Setting in the menu or press S, and give it a name. The tempo, beats, pattern, progressive settings and tracks are all saved.

MODALMenu › Save Current Setting (S key)
TRY ITEnter a name and save (nothing is actually saved)
SAVE

Save Current Setting

What gets saved
MODEFIXED
BPM120
TIME4/4

If you open a saved setting, change it and save, you can overwrite it or save it as a new one. Someone else's setting can be saved as your own copy.

The library

Press the button on the left of the header or the L key to open the library.

DRAWERLeft button in the header (L key)
TRY ITTry the tabs, favorites and row menu (your real settings don't change)
Morning warm-up 100→140
100→1404/4PUBLIC
Shuffle practice (3 tracks)
966/8MT · 3
  • Mine: settings you saved
  • Favorites: settings you starred
  • History: the last 10 you opened
  • Search: find public settings by name. Type user:name to see one person's settings

Press the play button on a row to switch to that setting. Press an avatar to find the settings that person has made public.

Organizing settings

Use the menu at the right of a library row to copy the setting's link. For your own settings, you can also delete them there. Deleting asks you to confirm and can't be undone.

On desktop, drag the right edge of the library to change its width. It keeps that width the next time you open it.

Public and sharing

Saved settings start out private. Turn on Public in the share menu to copy a link or share on X, LINE and more. Turn it off again and others can no longer see it.

While a saved setting is open, a bar with its name appears at the bottom. From there you can favorite it, go back to how it was saved, share it, or close it.

Opening a setting's link loads that setting on the main screen. If someone else opens the link of a private setting, it doesn't load and the app opens on its starting screen.