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ClapPals

Ta, ti-ti, shh — read a rhythm the way you read words: left to right.

👏 Read the rhythm →

Beats and claps are different

A BEAT is a unit of time — a steady pulse. How many CLAPS you make can be different: ti-ti fits two claps into one beat, and a rest fills a beat with silence.

  • Ta. One clap, right on the beat.
  • Ti-ti. Two quick claps — but still just one beat.
  • Shh. A rest: one beat of silence, no clap.

Everything runs on your device — no internet, no accounts, and it all works with the sound OFF. No score, just clapping.

Meet the pals

  • Ta claps once, steady, right on the beat.
  • Titi claps twice, quick — two sounds in one beat.
  • Shh stays quiet for a whole beat: a rest.
  • Beatley keeps the steady pulse so everyone stays together.
  • Pulse (mentor) helps the class feel the beat and read the rhythm out loud.

Painted friends are coming soon.