Frequently Asked Questions
What is a drum practice log?
A drum practice log is a record of your practice sessions — what exercises you worked on, at what tempo (BPM), and for how long. Keeping a log lets you see progress over time, identify weak spots, and plan future sessions more deliberately.
How do I track drum practice with Drumary?
Create a session, add exercises from your library, and log BPM and duration for each one. Drumary records your progress across sessions so you can review it any time.
Can I log BPM progress for specific exercises?
Yes. Each exercise in a session has its own BPM and duration fields. Every time you practice an exercise, the BPM you entered is saved to that session's record, building a history you can review.
Is Drumary free?
Yes, Drumary is free to use — no credit card, no paid plans, no subscriptions. It's built in spare time and supported entirely by optional donations from users who find it helpful.
Does Drumary work offline or as a PWA?
Drumary is a Progressive Web App and can be installed on your device directly from the browser. Core functionality requires an internet connection to sync your data to the server.
How is Drumary different from a paper practice journal?
A paper journal requires manual searching and mental math to see BPM trends across sessions. Drumary stores every session automatically, has BPM history per exercise built in, and includes a sample-accurate metronome — no separate device needed.
Can I use Drumary on mobile?
Yes. Drumary is a Progressive Web App that works on both desktop and mobile browsers. You can add it to your home screen from Safari or Chrome without downloading from an app store.