
About
This app maps your listening habits by tracking your GPS route in real-time during playback. It visualizes your journeys with markers for playback actions and allows you to scrub through your timeline or animate your route. Discover your listening trends, organize your podcasts, and enjoy offline playback.
What's New in Resonance
1.6.0
September 6, 2026
- More accurate route stats: episodes, pauses, and times now always reflect what actually happened - Routes show both Route Time and Listening Time, plus a new Moving Speed stat - Improved route playback: starts from the beginning, spans the full route, and shows when playback was paused
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Does Resonance have ads?
No, Resonance is ad-free. The app is designed with zero third-party SDKs and prioritizes user privacy with 100% on-device storage.
How much does Resonance cost?
Resonance is completely free to download and use. There are no in-app purchases or subscription fees associated with this application.
What devices does Resonance support?
Resonance is available for iPhone and iPad devices. It is designed to provide a seamless experience across Apple's mobile platforms.
How often is Resonance updated?
The latest version of Resonance is 1.3.1, last updated on March 25, 2026. Updates are released to improve functionality and user experience.
Can I export my data from Resonance?
Yes, you can export your data from Resonance in JSON, CSV, or OPML formats. This allows you to back up your listening history or migrate to other applications.
Is Resonance suitable for children?
Resonance has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for younger users. The app's features focus on podcast listening and location mapping.
Does Resonance require an account?
No, Resonance does not require an account. All data is stored on your device, ensuring your privacy and eliminating the need for server-based analytics.
How does Resonance handle location permissions?
Location permission is requested only when needed for active playback and is off by default. It is never requested at launch, ensuring user control over privacy.








