Explore

Explore is where drummers share beats and fills with the community. Browse, filter, clone, star, follow creators, and publish your own creations.

Feed
Feed
Detail & clone
Detail & clone
Filters
Filters
Public profile
Public profile

Browsing the feed

The feed has two tabs: Fills and Beats. Within each, sort by Popular, Recent, Following (creators you follow), or You (your own published patterns). Each card shows the pattern name, creator, difficulty badge, time signature, BPM, star count, play count, and clone count.

Filtering

Tap Filters to narrow results by:

  • Difficulty: Beginner, Novice, Intermediate, Advanced, Expert
  • Time Signature: Any numerator and denominator combination
  • BPM Range: Drag handles to set min/max
  • Genre: 30+ tags including Rock, Jazz, Funk, Latin, Metal, Hip-Hop, Gospel, R&B, Afrobeat, Reggae, Worship, and more

Drill detail view

Tap any item to open the detail view. It shows the full pattern in a grid or notation preview, the creator's username, all metadata, and two buttons:

  • Open Drill: Start the drill directly with this pattern
  • Clone: Copy the pattern into your own library to edit or practice

If the creator attached a YouTube video, it appears here — watch the groove in context before you drill it.

Starring

Tap the star icon on any pattern to save it to your starred collection. Access your starred patterns from the Starred section in the sidebar. Stars are public — creators can see their star count.

Publishing your patterns

Any beat or fill you create can be published to Explore. From the pattern detail view, tap Share → Publish to Explore. Add a difficulty rating and genre tags. Once published, anyone can find, star, and clone your pattern.

You also get a shareable link — anyone with the link can open it directly in the app, even without searching.

Following creators

Tap a creator's username on any pattern to view their profile and follow them. Patterns from people you follow appear in the Following feed tab.

Tips

  • Use the Filters sheet to find patterns at your difficulty level in a specific genre.
  • Clone before you practice — editing a cloned pattern doesn't affect the original.
  • Check the YouTube link if one is attached. Hearing the pattern in a real song changes how you approach it.
  • The "You" tab shows all your published patterns and their stats — a good way to see what resonates.