Runner with coral sports glasses, shown through a thermal color treatment
Run in rhythm

Your pace changes. Your music follows. A new connection between the way you move and the music you love.

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Your cadence · your music172
BPM
1:1 · visual simulation

Your feet set the tempo.
The music finds you.

Some runs are a slow burn. Others are all instinct. RYVO uses simulated running cadence to create a musical target. Keep your own rhythm. Let the music meet you there.

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Local audio modes
3
Beat-to-step ratios
172
Steps/min in this demo
0
Permissions to explore

Six ways in.
One rhythm
of your own.

Movement, music, and a little space between them. A closer look at the idea behind RYVO.

Runner in motion on an athletics track

Move

Your steps become a signal

Runner wearing coral sports glasses

Match

A track to meet your stride

Orange running shoes suspended above a blue track

Adapt

The same song, a new tempo

Portrait study of a runner

Choose

Your files. Your soundtrack.

A close study of two runners’ strides

Control

Find your beat-to-step ratio

An athlete running at dusk

Own it

Your run stays yours

Two approaches, one local studio

Beat-Matched Playlist selects a local track to fit your cadence. Real-Time Tempo Adaptation gradually changes the tempo of your chosen track with browser-native pitch preservation. Supported files and browser capabilities will apply.

Three ratios,
three ways to feel it.

A step doesn’t have to equal a beat. At the same cadence, a different ratio opens up a different musical target.

1:2 · Half time

Slow burn

A little room to breathe. One beat for every two steps.

86BPM

172 steps/min ÷ 2

Explore the ratios
1:1 · Every step

In sync

Right in the pocket. One beat for every step you take.

172BPM

172 steps/min × 1

Explore the ratios
2:1 · Double time

Full flow

Another way to feel it. Two beats for every step.

344BPM

Outside the planned track range

Explore the ratios

“Somewhere between
the beat and the step,
you find your flow.”

The RYVO idea

Your pace is time per distance.
Your cadence is steps per minute.
Your rhythm is yours to choose.

The rhythm experiment / 01

Find your
frequency.

A little slower. A little faster.
Move the slider and find where your steps meet the beat.

Orange running shoes above a blue track, with a thermal color treatment
Movement → music
RYVO / Rhythm studySimulation
Your steps

172

steps / min
Your beat

172.0

beats / min
One beat for every step.
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02 / Choose your beat : step ratio

172 × 1 ÷ 1 = 172.0 BPM. One beat for every step.

Visual demonstration only. No sensor measurement, audio playback, or run recording. Cadence is steps per minute; pace is time per distance.

Before
you move.

The local simulation is ready.
Here’s what comes next, and what to expect.

Local by design

This demo sends no run data and uses no sensors. The studio plays local audio without uploading it. Sessions and playlists are temporary; real sensors and server history are not included.

Your files. Your soundtrack.

Future audio features will use files you choose and are permitted to play. Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube, and other third-party streams cannot be imported or tempo-processed here.

Made for the foreground

Real motion and GPS will need browser support and your explicit permission. Background and lock-screen tracking are not promised. The simulation studio needs no sensors. Manual real-run input remains planned.

A clear signal, always

Cadence will be an estimate, not a medical measurement. Lost signals must be shown as unavailable. Today’s visual demo calculates a musical target only; it does not record a run or adapt audio.

What happens when audio can’t adapt?

Audio quality and browser support vary. Original-tempo playback remains available if native pitch preservation is unsupported. The studio shows the applied tempo and any limits.

Runner on an open track at dusk
A starting line, wherever you are.
Move on your terms

Your next
starting line.

The simulation studio is ready.
Bring a local track and find your rhythm.

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