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Practice timer

Press start, say what you are practising and TuttiKit keeps count: minutes per day, streak and how you split your time.

What it does

Time spent with the metronome counts too.

Why track practice

A little every day beats one long session a week. Seeing your streak and minutes helps you stay consistent, and splitting time between technique, repertoire and reading stops you practising the same thing over and over.

Your data

Without an account, everything stays in your browser. If you sign in with your email, it is saved to your account and you can see it on your phone and computer.

Frequently asked questions

Is it free?

Yes. Premium adds a 12-week history, the activity breakdown for the last 30 and 90 days and CSV download.

Does metronome time count?

Yes. What you practise with the TuttiKit metronome is added to your day and your streak.

What if I close the tab?

The timer keeps going: when you reopen the page you'll see the time so far and can finish the session.

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