Pacedrops turns every run into a story you can relive, play back and share.

It connects your Strava activities with your Last.fm listening history and matches
each song to the exact moment it played during your run. Find out which track pushed you through your fastest kilometre, what was on during the toughest climb, or which song was playing when you found your rhythm.

What you'll see

* Your complete running soundtrack, every song placed where it actually played.
* Stats for every track, including pace, heart rate and elevation.
* In play: a song becomes a title once two people have run to it, and it belongs to whoever ran it fastest, or furthest this season. Gold, silver and bronze on every song in the game.
* Song of the week: one song, everybody, Monday to Sunday. Win it and that week is yours for good.
* Your week: every Monday, the week you just ran comes back as a story you can play, with the songs that carried it. Old recapsto any week.
* Playlists for your next run, built from the songs you already run well to, or from everyone's. Pick a length and an effort, then send it straight to Spotify.
* Pace and music: a chart of all your runs showing whether music changes your pace and how far you go.
* The Sound Atlas, your genres, your countries and the songs you run best to.
* Song profiles that let you explore every run a track has appeared in.
* Share cards for Instagram Stories, including your setlist, your run highlights and a route map coloured by pace.

How it works

1. Connect your Strava account.
2. Link your Last.fm username (works with Spotify, Apple Music and anything that scrobbles to Last.fm).
3. Go for a run with your music playing.
4. When you finish, Pacedrops matches your listening history to your route and builds your run story.

Pacedrops only shows verified matches. Every song was actually played, and it is placed where it happened during your run. No estimates, no guesswork.

Built for runners who love their music and want to hear every run back.

Pacedrops uses the Strava API. Strava and the Strava logo are trademarks of Strava, Inc.