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I also use Pro Metronome, and I found it got a lot more useful after I paid the $8 or so to unlock all the extra features. In its base configuration it will let you do different time signatures, and it will let you set accents for the beats, but it won’t count beat subdivisions — only the one, two, three, etc — and it has a very limited number of voices available. Once upgraded it will do beat subdivisions so you can get the and, e and a, and triplet counts for example, and it also acquires a number of voices including a drum kit and a person speaking the beat. I really like that last one because it leaves no ambiguity about what beat I should be on for those times I run completely off the rails, and when the computer is saying “one and two and three and four and” in perfect time, I have more brain CPU cycles free for playing. 😁
