TapTempo.one
Acceptance
These TapTempo.one terms govern the service operated by TapTempo.one, 30 N Gould St Ste R, Sheridan, WY 82801, USA. They are effective August 29, 2026. By using the site, you accept these terms and linked policies. If you disagree, do not use it.
You must be at least 16 and able to accept applicable terms. Additional guardian consent may be required by law.
Service description
TapTempo.one supplies one browser-local tap surface and educational guides. Supported actions create timestamps; recent neighboring gaps produce a median BPM plus factor-of-two candidates. The site does not listen to media, identify music, integrate with platforms, synchronize equipment, or certify timing.
Results depend on perceived pulse, source behavior, press timing, device, browser, input method, sequence length, and convention. They are estimates, not professional measurements or guarantees.
Permitted use
Visitors may use public pages for lawful personal, educational, rehearsal, movement, editing, cue-planning, and internal purposes, subject to source rights. A result may be copied into one’s own notes with its pulse and context.
Users may not disrupt service; bypass security; introduce malicious code; abuse automated requests; infringe rights; misrepresent an estimate as certification; or use it for unlawful, discriminatory, clinical, employment, audition, safety-critical, or professional-control decisions.
User responsibility
Choose one event and keep it consistent. Reset before changing from quarter notes to subdivisions. Verify important results with an appropriate independent system.
For gaps of 500, 500, and 1,000 ms, the recent median of rates is 120 BPM because rates are 120, 120, and 60. That output does not prove the long gap was wrong or that 120 is the source’s required label.
Intellectual property and feedback
Original branding, code, illustration, interface, and editorial presentation are protected. These terms do not transfer ownership or grant a right to reproduce the branded service. Third-party rights remain with their owners.
Feedback may be evaluated and used without compensation obligation, subject to law and privacy. Do not send confidential or unauthorized material.
Availability and changes
The service can be corrected, modified, interrupted, or discontinued. Browser and hosting behavior can change. No account, project, history, export guarantee, synchronization, or service-level agreement exists.
Material term changes should use a revised date and notice. New storage, billing, remote processing, or account features require separate review.
Disclaimers
To the extent permitted by law, the service is provided “as is” and “as available,” without warranties of uninterrupted operation, fitness for purpose, non-infringement, or correctness for every source, device, and context. Mandatory rights remain unaffected.
The site does not provide medical, legal, financial, engineering, training, health, choreography, employment, audition, stage-safety, or synchronization advice.
Liability
To the extent law permits, TapTempo.one and providers are not responsible for indirect, incidental, special, consequential, exemplary, or lost-profit damages from use or inability to use the service. Non-excludable liability remains unaffected.
These terms state no fixed liability cap, arbitration clause, venue waiver, or shortened claim period. Nothing here limits liability or remedies that applicable law does not allow the operator to limit.
Enforcement, law, and severability
Where lawful, users are responsible for claims arising from unlawful use, rights violation, or material breach. The operator may restrict abusive access and respond to valid legal process.
Applicable laws of the United States of America govern without overriding mandatory protections. If one provision fails, the remainder continues where lawful. Any dispute must also follow procedural rules and non-waivable protections that apply to the parties.
Third-party context
The site may mention browsers, musical roles, or independent verification systems descriptively. Such references do not create sponsorship, compatibility, endorsement, or an integration. Visitors remain responsible for rights in any source they hear while tapping and for rules that apply in a venue, workplace, class, broadcast, or production. TapTempo.one does not grant permission to play, copy, stream, record, or distribute that source.
Links, when present, may lead to material governed by separate terms and privacy practices. The operator is not responsible for a third party merely because a visitor uses the tempo estimate alongside it.
No reliance created by presentation
A large clear number is a legibility choice, not a certification mark. Half-time and double-time values are arithmetic alternatives, not instructions. Educational examples use synthetic intervals and cannot promise that a live passage will stay constant. Visitors should retain the original context and the fact that a human selected the pulse.
For lighting, movement, running, rehearsal, editing, or DJ preparation, use the result only as a provisional orientation. Safety checks, licensing, equipment configuration, performer welfare, and operational synchronization remain with qualified people and the relevant system.
Reporting a breach or dispute
Before sending a dispute, identify the exact route, date, conduct, requested resolution, and legal basis in concise language. Do not include confidential media or another person’s credentials. The contact address accepts notice but does not waive service requirements, jurisdictional defenses, or legal rights. Informal discussion can resolve a factual problem; it does not alter these terms unless the operator publishes an authorized change.
Contact
Email support@taptempo.one with a precise subject and minimal necessary facts. Do not send media, passwords, or sensitive data.
Frequently asked questions
Can I use the number professionally?
You may use lawful estimates, but remain responsible for context and independent verification.
Does the site guarantee synchronization?
No. It has no device or platform connection.
Can a session be recovered?
No. There is no persistent history.
Do these terms override mandatory consumer rights?
No. Protections that cannot lawfully be waived remain unaffected.
Use one answer responsibly
Read the pulse convention, repeat a stable sequence, preserve appropriate context, and never present the result as certification.