Protocol vs Trackrecord

Protocol is a meticulously crafted ambient noise generator for those who appreciate refined design and sonic precision. Unlike typical white noise apps, Protocol delivers a unique tactile experience through an elegant particle system that responds to your touch. Key Features: - Sophisticated sound palette: Pure white noise, pink noise, and brown noise - seamlessly blended through intuitive touch control - Elegant particle visualization: Minimalist aesthetics with responsive particles that flow and spiral with your movements - Precise frequency control: Fine-tune the sonic character by simply moving your finger across the screen - Haptic feedback: Subtle vibrations provide sensory confirmation when crossing sound thresholds - Remembers your settings: Automatically restores your preferred sound settings between sessions - Works in background: Continue playback while using other apps or when your device is locked - Media controls integration: Control playback from your lock screen or headphones Designed for: - Deep focus during creative work - Meditation and mindfulness sessions - Masking distracting environmental sounds - Creating a calming atmosphere for sleep - Establishing a consistent audio environment for productivity Protocol is created for people who value both function and form. For those who understand that the tools we use should be as thoughtfully designed as they are effective. Download Protocol and experience sound as a system.

Trackrecord is a music community of runners. Every run carries the songs you ran it to, mile by mile. Share yours, see what other runners play, and press play on theirs. Every song here is from a real run. RUNNERS, NOT A FEED See who was out today and what they played. Follow people, save songs off their runs, and find music through the runners who are actually listening to it. Every profile and activity has a public page you can share with anyone, whether or not they use the app. YOUR RUNS, SONG BY SONG - Every song you play, with the mile you heard it and your pace - The songs you run fastest to, and song PRs when you beat your best - A song-by-song breakdown posted straight to Strava - Share cards for Instagram Stories, built from your route and your covers - Monthly recaps, your shoes and their mileage, and stats across everything you track MIXES FROM THE COMMUNITY - Mixes by genre, by distance and by person, built from what runners here actually play - Any run's songs turned into a playlist in one tap HOW IT WORKS Connect Strava and your music, start tracking when you head out, and you're done. If you wear a watch, Trackrecord notices when your run ends and finishes on its own. Rides, walks, hikes and lifts get logged too. Trackrecord is free. A Strava account is required. Apple Music or Spotify is required for song tracking; Last.fm can be connected as a backup.