Evertone

For Apple Watch

A tone always at hand

Twelve pads on your wrist. Tap one and the note sounds right away, with no phone, no tuning fork and no piano to look for.

Coming soonto the App Store Apple Watch with watchOS 11 or later

Tap a pad to listen. Swipe sideways for other octaves and turn the crown for the volume. The instrument name changes the sound and the tuning.

Try Whisper: press and hold any pad.

The note, the moment you need it

Your phone is in your bag, the tuning fork has gone missing and there’s no piano nearby. Your watch is always on your wrist. Evertone turns it into a clean tone, ready in a second.

Only in Evertone

Whisper: a note just for you

Sometimes nobody else should hear the note: in a choir before your entry, on stage, in a hall. Whisper plays it only once the watch is at your ear, for you alone.

  1. Hold a pad

    A long press sets the note aside for later. Its pad pulses while it waits.

  2. Raise the watch to your ear

    Nothing plays until the watch is in place.

  3. Double tap your fingers

    The double tap gesture plays the note right at your ear. Tap again to repeat it.

On watches without the double tap gesture, Evertone learns how you raise your hand to your ear and plays when it recognises the move.

New

Which note is that? Your watch knows

Sing, hum or play a note, and Evertone finds it on the pads. Handy for checking a starting pitch, naming a note you just heard, or finding where a melody begins.

  1. Pull the pads up

    A see-through sheet opens and the watch listens. Rings round the microphone grow with the sound.

  2. Sing or play a note

    One at a time: a voice, a string, a whistle. Evertone names it at your tuning.

  3. Hear it back

    The sheet closes and the note plays on its pad. Swipe the sheet up or down to stop listening.

What it does

What happens on your watch, stays on your watch

Evertone collects no data. No account, no ads, no analytics, and it never connects to the internet. The microphone listens only when you ask it to, and records nothing. Privacy policy