# Pacedrops > Pacedrops (iPhone/iPad app by Abd elkefi Omar.) - Source: https://appshunter.io/ios/app/pacedrops/id6789218292 (this page in markdown: same URL + `.md`) - Developer: [Abd elkefi Omar](https://appshunter.io/developer/6789218294) - Category: Health & Fitness, Music - Price: Free - Age rating: 4+ - Requires: iOS 15.1 · 37 MB - Languages: American English - Released: 2026-07-16 - Data updated: 2026-08-14 - User reviews in markdown: https://appshunter.io/ios/app/pacedrops/id6789218292/reviews.md ## What is Pacedrops? Pacedrops turns every run into a story you can see and share. It connects your Strava runs with your Last.fm listening history, then matches the exact songs you played to each part of your route. See which track powered your fastest kilometer, which song carried you up the hill, and what you were listening to when you hit your stride. WHAT YOU GET: Your run's soundtrack, song by song, placed at the exact point on your route where each one played Per-song stats from your GPS: pace, heart rate and elevation for every track Records and medals: your fastest songs, hardest heart moments and all-time podiums, with gold, silver and bronze on every run Your Sound: the songs that make you fast, your most played tracks, your running genres and how far each song has carried you Song profiles: tap any song to see its full history across your runs A color-coded map of your run, with a pace heatmap showing where you sped up and slowed down Clean share cards for Instagram Stories, a setlist card, and a route map, ready in one tap HOW IT WORKS: Connect your Strava account Link your Last.fm username (works with Spotify, Apple Music, and more via scrobbling) Run with music playing When you finish, Pacedrops automatically matches your songs to your route and builds your story Pacedrops only shows confirmed data. A song appears only if it was really played, placed at its real position on your run. No guessing. Built for runners who run to music and want to relive and share the soundtrack of every session. Pacedrops works with the Strava API. Strava and the Strava logo are trademarks of Strava, Inc. ## Version history (last 5 releases) ### 1.3.2 — 2026-08-11 SONG OF THE WEEK One song, everybody, Monday to Sunday. Run to it quicker than anyone else and that week is yours for good. It cannot be run again, and it counts double in the rankings. The song of the week also turns up in the playlists you build here, marked, so you can put it on and go. HOW TO PLAY The rules of In play in one place: when a song joins the game, the two ways to win, how to go after one on purpose, and why you are never shown the time to beat. SHARE YOUR TROPHY ROOM Send your records to anyone as a link. It shout anybody else. YOUR WEEK Every Monday, the week you just ran comes back as a story you can play. Five songs, one for each thing you did best: your fastest, your hardest, your furthest, your biggest climb, and the one you played most. Each song plays while you read it, so you hear the week back instead of reading numbers about it. Hold to pause, let go to carry on. It learns what a normal week looks like for when it actually means something. YOUR WEEKS Every recap is kept. Find them in Settings, with the covers and the song count from each week, and play any of them again whenever you like. PACE AND MUSIC A chart of every run you have logged, with tked out. Underneath it, two plain answers:whether music changes your pace, and whether it changes how far you go. Your week now starts and ends on your own clock, wherever you are. Plus fixes across In play, including the rankings and the number of runners shown on a song. ### 1.3.0 — 2026-08-04 In play Songs that you and at least one other runner have both played are now in the game. There are two boards, fastest and furthest, and a trophy room for the titles you hold. After a run you are shown what changed: what you took, what you lost, and what you held onto. Favourites Tap the heart on any song. Your favourites become their own playlist, and can be sent to Spotify like any other. Light theme A light appearance is now available in Settings. Fixes Rebuilding a playlist used to open the old version in Spotify. It now opens the new one. Community playlists update as soon as you open them, rather than being a few hours behind. Songs you have hearted are now marked as favourites on the run screen. ### 1.2.0 — 2026-08-01 PLAYLISTS Send any run straight to Spotify. Pacedrops builds them from what was actually playing while you ran. Tempo, the tracks you run faster to than usual. Red zone, the ones your heart worked hardest through. Heavy rotation, the songs you keep coming back to. One for every country you have run in, and one for the month. BUILD ONE BEFORE YOU RUN Pick a length and an effort: easy, steady, hard, a progression that builds, or intervals. Pacedrops shapes the playlist from how you actually ran to each song. Filter by genre, or build it from what other runners play instead of your own music. FROM EVERYONE Two new playlists every month, built from whplaying: the most played, and the ones people ran fastest to. SETLIST CARDS Long runs no longer stop at 40 songs. They s they need. Six colour themes. Turn the run stats off, the per song stats, or both. Save to gallery now works on the setlist and ALSO Songs on a run are coloured by pace, from your slowest to your fastest. Fixed a pace that could read 7:60 instead of miles. New accounts no longer wait on a loading screen before their first run arrives. Fixed the country name sitting behind the buttons on the Atlas. ### 1.1.0 — 2026-07-28 Sound Atlas: see every country you've run in on a spinning globe, or as a list of country cards. Tap into any country for its runs, cities and the music you played there. Pace charts: see how you run to each genre, and where in the world you run fastest. Shareable cards: a tour-poster and a running report you can post or save. ### 1.0 — 2026-07-17 No release notes. --- *Data collected daily from the US App Store and indexed by [AppsHunter](https://appshunter.io/). User reviews are verbatim App Store reviews. Ratings, prices and chart positions refresh continuously; this snapshot is from 2026-08-14.*