Instrumentive
7.3#4 in music practice softwareFrom $17.49 a yearAndroidiOSWebmacOS
VisitInstrumentive vs Tonata
What both publish
| Fact | Instrumentive | Tonata |
|---|---|---|
| Headquarters | London, UK | Fredericton, New Brunswick, Canada |
| Metronome | The session screen includes a metronome with BPM control, tap tempo, subdivisions, sound presets, and drone. | The metronome supports 30–300 BPM, simple, compound, and odd meters, editable accent patterns, tap tempo, and setlists. |
| Privacy | The privacy policy says Instrumentive does not sell or trade personal data. | The privacy policy says the app has no accounts, analytics, or ads, and stores practice data locally on the device. |
| Support | The user guide directs users with questions or feature requests to contact Stonekick by email. | The maker lists [email protected] for support and privacy questions. |
| Who it is for | The maker describes Instrumentive as an app for musicians who want to practice more effectively and track their progress. | The maker describes it as built for musicians at any level, including strings, voice, fretted instruments, and keyboard players. |
Instrumentive plans
- Monthly Plan$1.99 a month
- Yearly Plan$17.49 a year
Tonata plans
- Tonata$9.99, paid once
Pick Instrumentive if…
Instrumentive suits musicians who want a structured record of practice sessions, repertoire, and progress. Its separate profiles may also suit households where multiple people practice.
Pick Tonata if…
Tonata is intended for musicians at any level, including string, voice, fretted-instrument, and keyboard players. It suits practice sessions needing drones, rhythm, and metronome control together.