Quick Intro · 30 seconds
Works with Apple Watch & Fitbit
Music at your heart rate, beat for beat.
Your watch reads your heartbeats per minute. VO₂max.One generates the workout track at that same beats per minute — faster as you push, slower as you recover — so the music does the pacing instead of you.
- Your device
- Your goal
- The match
3. Pick a device and a workout to see the heart rate we aim for and the tempo the music plays at.
AI-GENERATED AUDIOComposed by a generative model from your physiological data. Not a medical device — fitness guidance only.
FTC 16 CFR §255 · EU AI Act Art. 50The problem we are solving
Music was never built to keep up with your effort.
You train with a watch that measures everything and a soundtrack that measures nothing. So the workout and the music pull in different directions.
Your playlist ignores your body
A fixed playlist plays the same 128 BPM whether you are warming up, redlining or barely recovering.
You drift out of the zone
Without a cue the moment your heart rate slips, easy days go too hard and hard intervals go too soft.
Your watch data just sits there
Apple Health and Fitbit already know your VO₂max, pace and zones — nothing uses them while you move.
Our answer
VO₂max.One turns your live heart rate into a prescription, not a playlist — music that paces the workout you actually set out to do.
- Tempo and energy follow your live heart rate, beat by beat
- Six phases prescribed from your VO₂max, goal and zone
- Every session logged, exportable and shareable
Don't choose a playlist
Choose how you want to feel.
One selection sets the whole session — BPM, energy, groove, tension and recovery. Tap a mood to open the generator already tuned to that zone.
- Keep me movingLight, sustainable, all-day pace100–118 BPMzone 1
- Help me runPace-driven steady aerobic effort125–140 BPMzone 2
- Make me danceRhythmic, moderate-vigorous groove120–135 BPMzone 3
- Push meHigh intensity, vigorous, push limits138–155 BPMzone 4
- Challenge meMaximum effort, interval-based peaks145–165 BPMzone 5
Before you move
Set the goal. The music follows.
Duration, intervals, calories, distance — tell us the shape of the session and the soundtrack is built around it.
Your soundtrack
30 min · Intervals
128–168 BPM · 6 music blocks · zone 4
- Warm-up5 min
Slow build, wide open sound
- Intervals21 min
6 rounds — beat drops on each work bout
- Cool-down5 min
Tempo falls with your heart rate
- Calorie goal
- 320 kcal
- Distance goal
- 5 km
Free to try — no watch needed for the demo.
What VO₂max is, and why it predicts so much2 min read · animated scaleShowHide
Start here · 10 seconds
The most important number your doctor has never measured.
Joel Selanikio, MD — “The Most Important Number Your Doctor Has Never Measured” (opens in a new tab)
VO₂max is the most oxygen your body can take in, move and burn in one minute, measured in millilitres per kilogram per minute. It is the single best physical measure of how well your heart, lungs, blood and muscle work together — and the strongest predictor of how long, and how well, you will live.
The urgency: it falls every year you leave it alone, almost nobody has it tested, and the only thing that raises it is training at the right intensity — the exact thing most workouts get wrong. Your watch already estimates it. We are the first system to prescribe your music from it, so every minute you move is spent in the zone that actually moves the number.
#1
Strongest predictor
VO₂max predicts all-cause mortality more strongly than smoking, blood pressure or cholesterol.
−10%
Per decade after 30
Aerobic capacity falls about a tenth every decade unless you train the system that carries oxygen.
2×
Low vs high fitness
Moving out of the bottom fitness quintile roughly halves the risk that comes with being unfit.
Your aerobic capacity
- At risk< 30 ml/kg/min
- Average30–40 ml/kg/min
- Fit40–50 ml/kg/min
- Elite50+ ml/kg/min
How a session works, step by stepDevices · six phasesShowHide
Bring the watch you already wear
- Apple WatchApple HealthConnect now
- FitbitFitbit Web APIConnect now
- GarminGarmin ConnectComing soon
- WhoopWhoop APIComing soon
Apple Watch metrics arrive through Apple Health; Fitbit through the Fitbit Web API. No device? Enter your numbers by hand and we estimate the rest.
Make this easy
Three steps. Then just move.
- 01
Wear your watch
Heart rate, VO₂max and recovery come straight from Apple Health or Fitbit. Nothing to type in.
- 02
Set your goal
Duration, intervals, calories or distance. Change your mind mid-session and the plan reshapes.
- 03
Press play
Six phases of music track your effort — lifting you into the work and easing you out of it.
How it stays honest — AI disclosure, privacy and data handlingComplianceShowHide
AI-GENERATED AUDIOComposed by a generative model from your physiological data. Not a medical device — fitness guidance only.
FTC 16 CFR §255 · EU AI Act Art. 50Clinically minded
Zones follow the Tanaka HR-max formula and heart-rate reserve — the same maths your coach uses.
Your data stays yours
Sessions live on your device. Share a result with a link you can revoke at any time.
Cleared for release
Every track is labelled AI-generated, watermarked and registered so artists get credited.
Reference — devices, goals and what gets generatedTablesShowHide
Start here
Pick the fastest way in.
Six ways to get value in the next five minutes. Every route works on a phone.
- 30 secondsJust show meGenerate a six-phase session in the browser. No watch, no account.Open the demo
- 2 minutesUse my watchConnect Apple Health or Fitbit and let your own numbers set the zones.Connect a device
- 5 minute readExplain the scienceTanaka HR-max, heart-rate reserve zones and why tempo paces effort.Read the FAQ
- AnytimeCompare my sessionsRevisit past inputs, diff two prescriptions phase by phase.Open history
- 1 clickExport a planDownload any prescription as PDF or JSON, or a zipped batch.Export sessions
- BusinessI'm a partnerRights, watermarking and the YouTube Content ID workflow.Partner intake
Your next workout has a soundtrack.
Try a session in the browser — then bring your watch.