TrackTunes story angles

A training log that is also a listening diary
Strava already records where you went. TrackTunes records what was playing, so months later the activity feed reads like a music history.

Real running data, not lab studies
Most "music and performance" coverage cites treadmill studies. TrackTunes measures the effect on your own outdoor runs, song by song, and publishes what falls out of it.

The solo developer story
One runner and musician in Denver built the whole thing and won Strava's Up & Coming App Award roughly six months after launch, alongside far larger teams.

Cadence matching that actually respects your stride
Rather than telling you to run at 180 SPM, TrackTunes detects the cadence you naturally hold and builds playlists around it, including half-time and double-time matches.
