StrideBeat: Running Cadence

StrideBeat: Running Cadence

Cadence metronome for runners

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$1.99

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Released
October 18, 2026
Updated
November 9, 2026

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StrideBeat is a dead-simple running metronome that locks your steps to a target cadence — around 180 steps per minute, the sweet spot for efficient, lower-impact running. Pick your target cadence, hit start, and run to the beat. StrideBeat keeps a steady click and a haptic pulse so your feet naturally fall into rhythm. WHAT MAKES IT DIFFERENT - Real cadence detection: your iPhone's motion sensor reads your actual steps per minute and shows how far you are from your target, live. - In-sync coaching: green when you're locked in, amber when you need to speed up or slow down. - Plays over your music: a gentle click sits on top of your playlist, with adjustable ducking. - Haptics: feel every beat on your iPhone while the screen is on — turn on Keep screen on while running. The click keeps going when the screen locks. - Presets: jump to 160-190 spm in one tap, with 180 marked as the running sweet spot. - Progressive step-up: nudge your target up by 2 spm each week. PRIVATE BY DESIGN - No GPS, no account, no ads. - Everything stays on your iPhone. One-time purchase. No subscription, ever.
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What's New in StrideBeat

1.1.0

November 9, 2026

• StrideBeat is now available in Japanese. • Rock-steady timing: clicks are now scheduled on the audio clock, so the beat no longer drifts on long runs. • Pause and resume your run. Change the target cadence while running with − and +. • Calls, Siri and other apps now pause the beat cleanly and resume it when they're done. Unplugging headphones pauses it. • Music ducking is simpler: Off, Duck, or Duck + pause podcasts. • Haptics: new strength options with a Try button, and a Keep screen on while running setting (iOS only plays haptics while the screen is on). • Clear messages when motion access is off, with a shortcut to Settings. The metronome keeps working either way. • Your settings are safer: an invalid saved value no longer resets everything.

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