Runifier vs パチストップ

Runifier locks your music to your running rhythm. Set a target cadence, tap Start, and every Apple Music track speeds up or slows down so its beat lands on each step. A high-precision metronome clicks in sync, and a voice coach calls your pace out loud as you go. KEY FEATURES • Cadence-synced Apple Music — pick a target BPM (120–200) and Runifier time-stretches each track to match your stride. • Per-song BPM memory — enter a song's BPM once and it's saved per track, applied automatically the next time it plays. • Sample-accurate metronome — generated live by AVAudioEngine; never drifts, toggle the click on or off mid-run. • Pace from Garmin or GPS — listens for Garmin Connect broadcasts during your run and falls back to iPhone GPS + pedometer cadence within five seconds if no watch signal is present. • Voice pace coach — speaks current and average pace every 500 m, 1 km, 2 km, or 5 km, with automatic audio ducking so the music and metronome step out of the way during each callout. • Live dashboard — large current pace and target BPM displays, connection status badge (Garmin / iPhone GPS), distance, average pace, and steps per minute. HOW IT WORKS 1. Choose a target cadence on the dashboard. 175 BPM is a sensible starting point. 2. Queue a playlist or song from your Apple Music library. 3. Tap Start Workout. Music plays at the adjusted tempo, the metronome clicks at your target, and pace tracking begins. 4. The voice coach announces pace at the interval you've set. 5. Drag the BPM slider any time — the music and metronome retune instantly. WHO IT'S FOR Cadence-aware runners. Form-focused trainers. Marathoners who train by rhythm. Garmin watch users who want their phone library to keep pace with their wrist. Anyone tired of building "exactly 175 BPM" playlists by hand. APPLE MUSIC An Apple Music subscription is required for playback. Tempo adjustment works most reliably on tracks downloaded to your library; streaming-only catalog tracks may not honour playback rate changes. You can enter a Song BPM manually for any track and Runifier remembers it. PRIVACY Runifier doesn't send your location, pace, music library, or BPM entries off your device. All BPM data is stored locally. No analytics, no ads, no third-party trackers.

■ What is Pachi-Stop? This is a self-support app designed for moments when you want to cut back on pachinko but find yourself drawn to it anyway. By notifying you when you approach registered locations—such as pachinko parlors—and visualizing your daily records, the app helps reinforce your decision to stay away. ■ Key Features 【Notifications for Approaching Registered Locations】 The app notifies you when you get close to registered pachinko parlors or other locations you have added yourself. You can customize the notification messages and configure settings for each location—such as toggling notifications on/off or choosing between on-screen alerts and vibration. If a pachinko parlor isn't listed in the app, or if there is a specific place you want to monitor, you can register that location yourself. Store information registered by users may be reviewed and subsequently published as shared data available to all users. Immediately after registration, a location may be treated as accessible only to the user who registered it. Please note that store and location data may occasionally contain delays, omissions, duplicates, or positional inaccuracies. 【Visualize Your Streak and Savings】 The app displays the number of consecutive days you have abstained from pachinko and an estimate of the money you have "saved" based on your previously set spending habits. The displayed amount does not guarantee actual savings or the exact value of avoided losses. 【Self-Reporting and Recording】 If you do play pachinko, you can manually record the amount spent. Even after recording an expenditure, you can start a new streak of abstention the following day. This feature helps you reflect on your behavior and consider your future choices. 【Diary and Reflection】 You can record your feelings and events for the day. By reviewing data such as the days and times you approached a location or your weekly records, you can identify patterns in your behavior. 【Nickname Settings】 You can set a nickname of your choice to use within the app. There is no need to enter your real name. Your nickname is used for in-app displays and to distinguish you from others when using monitoring features. Please be careful not to use personally identifiable information—such as your real name, address, or phone number—as your nickname. [Monitoring Feature (Premium)] Only when the user enables the monitoring feature and designates a sharing recipient can notification information—such as alerts for approaching or staying at a location—be shared with family members or a partner. This is not a feature that continuously shares the user's real-time location. The user can configure the specific information to be shared and the conditions for sharing. ■ Privacy ・Location data used to detect proximity is processed on the device whenever possible. ・We do not continuously store standard real-time location data or movement history on our servers. ・If the monitoring feature is enabled, notification information and nicknames set by the user may be sent to the designated sharing recipient. ・If the user registers a store or location, the registered store name, location, and registration details may be sent to our servers to the extent necessary for verification or the provision of store information. ・Please refer to the Privacy Policy for details regarding the information used, recipients, purposes of use, and retention periods. ・Basic features can be used without registering a name or email address. ・Setting a nickname is optional; there is no need to register your real name. ・Certain integrated features may utilize device identification information or integration-specific identifiers necessary to provide those functions. EULA: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/