Music to train on the beat

Your workout on the beat.

In OmniBeat, the music follows your workout: every beat is a step, or a pedal stroke. When the workout asks for more, the music speeds up. When it is time to recover, it slows down. All you have to do is follow the rhythm.

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How it works

The music follows the workout.
You follow the music.

1
Pick a workout
Run, walk, cycle or functional training. The app suggests your next workout based on your level, or you build your own with the songs you like.
2
Press play
Warm-up, effort, peak, recovery: in every block, the tempo changes to the right pace. Every change lands right on the beat, so you never lose your groove.
3
Follow the beat
One step on every beat, or one foot pushing down on the pedal. No checking the clock, no math: the rhythm tells you when to push and when to breathe.

Every workout has its own rhythm curve

There are dozens of ready-made workouts across 5 levels, from rhythmic walks to high-intensity sprints. In each block the music changes tempo, and the changes are gradual so your body can keep up.

Walk with sprints29 minLevel 2 · Rhythm

One minute as fast as you can walk, then recover. Gets you ready to jog, if you want.

Warm-upPeakRecoveryCool-down

For everyone who moves

Four ways to train on the beat

The beat guides your movement. That is why each activity has its own tempo: on the bike, a lower BPM can be exactly the toughest climb.

Man running by the water at dusk, wearing headphones

Run

Every beat is a step

street, treadmill, track, trail

Walk

Every beat is a step

brisk walking, park, treadmill

Man standing on the pedals in an indoor cycling class with magenta lights

Cycle

Every beat is a foot pushing down

spinning, stationary bike, trainer

Functional

The beat marks the sprint and the rest

HIIT, circuits, home workouts

For everyone

No one gets left off the beat

Start wherever you are. OmniBeat adapts to you, not the other way around.

A journey at your own pace

5 levels, from your first steps to high performance. You level up when your body is ready. No rankings, no guilt, and your streak counts weeks, not days.

Help to find the rhythm

A clap on your foot strike, footsteps lighting up on screen and phone vibration. A 30-second test suggests what to turn on for you.

The rhythm in your hands

Too fast? One tap and the music slows down, without changing the pitch of the voice. Hold it and it goes back to the original tempo.

Your way

Large text to read while running, a reduced motion option and a light or dark theme. You choose what shows up.

Karaoke lyrics in 3 languages

Follow the lyrics with the words lighting up in time, in the original or translated into Portuguese, English and Spanish.

Works offline

Download workouts and songs once and train anywhere, with the screen off and the phone in your pocket.

Science

Why training on the beat works

What the research shows about music, rhythm and exercise, without hype and with the sources.

Man laughing as he runs across a bridge at night, wearing earbuds, with magenta light trails

What science says about training with music

An analysis of 139 studies confirms what everyone feels through their earbuds. With music, workouts are more enjoyable, feel lighter and deliver more.

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