Audio & video files
Import a file or try a built-in demo. Analyze once, save the result, and replay the rhythm with synchronized haptics.

Feel the beat. Not just the sound.
Feel beats and bass as iPhone vibrations. Try four built-in demos, save audio and video analyses, and explore six haptic presets.

Import a file or try a built-in demo. Analyze once, save the result, and replay the rhythm with synchronized haptics.

Let the microphone pick up nearby music and sound, and follow its energy through real-time tactile pulses.

Play a compatible direct audio or video URL and feel its rhythm as it plays. HLS supports playback only.

App screens shown in Simplified Chinese. Live and stream activity uses demo data.
Choose Deep Bass, Beat Focus, or another preset. Adjust intensity, sensitivity, and density to find a rhythm that feels right. Saved results keep their own settings.

Haptics require a compatible iPhone. Start with a built-in demo and Test Haptic to check how it feels on your device.
Analyze complete local audio or video files and replay saved results offline. Live Sound uses the microphone with permission. Compatible direct audio and video URLs can drive haptics while playing and need a network connection. HLS supports playback only, without real-time haptic analysis; protected music-service streams are not supported.
TactiBeat is not a medical device and does not replace hearing aids, cochlear implants, clinical care, or professional advice.
Yes. Four CC0 demo tracks are bundled with the app. Open a demo, tap Analyze and play its generated haptics on a compatible iPhone. The demo audio does not need a separate download.
Analyze complete local audio or video files and replay saved results offline. Live Sound uses the microphone with permission. Compatible direct audio and video URLs can drive haptics while playing and need a network connection. HLS supports playback only, without real-time haptic analysis; protected music-service streams are not supported.
Haptic output requires an iPhone with supported haptic hardware. Use Test Haptic to check output. In Live Sound, allow microphone access, move closer to the sound and adjust sensitivity if the input is too quiet. iPad layouts do not imply equivalent vibration hardware. The effect varies with the device, material and settings.
No. Live Sound listens to nearby sound through the microphone; it is not system-audio capture. Use your own files or a compatible direct media URL for playback inside TactiBeat.
No. Saved analyses retain their own settings. Open Settings from an analysis, Live Sound or stream page to change defaults. For an existing file result, choose Regenerate and save the reviewed settings to generate a new analysis.
Phone vibration cannot faithfully preserve pitch, lyrics or timbre. TactiBeat focuses on timing, pulse and rhythmic feel. It is not a medical device and does not replace hearing aids, cochlear implants, clinical care or professional advice.