Everyday tablet
Use it like any tablet.
Browse, read, watch and stay productive without leaving the device you already carry.
Introducing Takt One
A dedicated stage tablet built by musicians for musicians.
Bundled with everything you need and working effortlessly out of the box. No need to buy a pencil and pedal. We've designed the perfect tools for you, with an in-house suite of apps, all at a reasonable price.
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Concept renderAvailable soon in concert black
The finish
A presence.
Not a distraction.
Introducing Takt One in Concert Black. A Linux-based tablet built around musicians first, with an open-source app suite.
Concert Black
Takt One / Concert BlackAvailable soon
Provisional design targets
Design targets
These are the numbers we're building toward, not measured results. They may change as prototypes are tested.
Target price
Around US$449, bundle included Final price not yet set.- Display
- 12.7″ matte anti-glare, 2K, 4:3 aspect ratio
- Page turn
- Under 80 ms, pedal to page
- Pencil
- 4096 pressure levels, palm rejection
- Pedal
- Silent, double switch, Bluetooth
- Battery
- Up to 12 hours in stage mode
- Weight
- Around 600 g
- Finish
- Concert matte black, fingerprint-resistant
- Software
- PDF import, scan, search, QR share. Beautiful file organization
Open the box. Play tonight.
Stable software, set up for performance from first boot. No accessories to hunt for, no apps to stitch together.
Takt One
Matte black. Anti-glare display, tuned for reading under stage light.
Takt Pencil
Magnetically stows on the edge.
Takt Pedal
Two pads. Bluetooth, silent click. Pre-paired at the factory.
Takt Case
Smart folio case in concert black.
Musician suite
Everything on your stand, already installed.
No app hunting, no accounts to create. The suite is built in and works fully offline.
Software suite06 apps
Metronome02 / 06
Score reader
Spring Quartet, violin IPage 3 of 8
Half-page turns show the top of the next page while you finish this one.
Metronome
92
Andante
Tuner
A
+2 cents
ReferenceA4 = 442 Hz
TemperamentEqual
Setlist · Friday recital
1. Mendelssohn, Concerto in E minor26:00
2. Bach, Partita No. 2, Chaconne14:30
3. Ravel, Tzigane10:00
4. Encore, Kreisler, Liebesleid3:30
Tap a piece to jump straight to its first page.
Recorder
Run-through, take 302:14
Practice log · This week
Total this week6 h 05 min
Chaconne, bars 89–120♩ = 72 → 84
Stage mode. One switch, and the world goes quiet.
Flip into stage mode and Takt One stops being a tablet. No notifications, no system prompts, no accidental swipes to somewhere else. The screen stays awake, the brightness stays put, and the only thing that can move is the page.
- Calls
- Messages
- Update prompts
- Alarms
- Pop-ups
- Badges
- Your music. • ON
Beyond the stand
A musician's tablet, and a tablet for everything else.
When the setlist is closed, Takt One is designed to work like a normal Linux-based tablet. Browse, read, watch and stay productive in a familiar way, all from the same device.
One device
One device for two worlds.
Keep your music workflow focused, then switch to everyday use without changing devices.
Linux-based
More than a music reader.
A general-purpose Linux-based tablet alongside your dedicated musician experience.
Everyday app support is planned and depends on the final operating system.
Outreach mission
Save the trees. Save your back. Stay fit for the performance.
Takt One is designed to reduce the weight of paper scores and support the materials that make music possible. We want every device sold to help protect the trees that give us sound.
Conservation commitment
We plan to contribute $2 from every Takt One sold to the conservation of pernambuco and rare tonewoods.
Coming soon
Be there for the first note.
Takt One is on its way. Join the waitlist for launch news and the release of our open-source app suite.