Frequently Asked Questions

Yes! TrackTunes offers a free tier that includes a limited number of activity updates. Premium users get unlimited updates and additional features.

At any time, you can go to Settings and delete your account, *or* you can revoke access directly from your Strava and Spotify account settings pages.

We only access your Strava activities and Spotify listening history to match songs with your workouts. We don't store your full listening history or share your data with third parties, and we'll never sell it. See our Privacy Policy for more details.

We only update the description field of your Strava activities to add the songs you listened to during your workout. We don't modify any other data about your activities.

Strava descriptions are fully editable and ultimately in your control, so you can edit your activity and delete it with just a few taps. If you never want your playlist to appear in your activities, you can disable it in settings. The music data will still be available in your account for playlist building and analysis, but it will not be added to any activities.

At this time, Spotify does not provide an API for podcast episodes, so they are not included in the activity summaries.

No, TrackTunes is a web application only. There are no plans for a dedicated mobile app as the service doesn't require any device-specific data to function. The web version works well on mobile browsers, and avoiding an app means one less thing potentially tracking and notifying you. The development effort for creating and maintaining mobile apps is also considerable for a solo project.

However, you can add TrackTunes to your home screen for an app-like experience:
On iOS: Tap the Share button (a square with an arrow pointing up), and then tap "Add to Home Screen".
On Android: Tap the menu button (three dots) and select "Add to Home Screen" or "Install App".