For the indoor rower · Apple Music
Row to the beat.
Every track lands on your stroke rate. Set the rate and pick the sound, or choose an album or an artist, and RowBeats builds the playlist from Apple Music.
- 1Blinding LightsThe Weeknd21SPM
- 2Your IdolSaja Boys23SPM
- 3Hips Don't Lie (feat. Wyclef Jean)Shakira25SPM
- 4Someone You LovedLewis Capaldi27SPM
- 5Tongue TiedGROUPLOVE28SPM
- 6Mile High (feat. Travis Scott & Metro Boomin)James Blake29SPM
- 7The Color VioletTory Lanez26SPM
- 2 more songs
Where the beat lands
The beat lands at the finish, as the handle reaches your chest. Never rowed to music? The app teaches the count.
How it works
Three taps to a workout
Every workout starts from a clean screen, unless you ask RowBeats to remember last time’s.
Set the row, pick the sound
On Genre row, a stroke rate from 18 to 38 SPM and a length from 5 to 60 minutes, straight through or as intervals with a rest between tracks. Fifteen genres and seven eras, in any combination. Turn on Exclude explicit tracks once and it stays on.
See the playlist
Every track shows the stroke rate it was matched to. A 100 BPM song is a good 25 SPM row, one stroke every four beats. Choose the order the rates come in: Climb, Descend, Pyramid, Waves, Shuffle, or drag your own.
Row it
A ten-second count gets you on the machine before the first beat. Then one big stroke-rate number, controls you can reach mid-stroke, and the whole workout as a line, marked where you are. Connect a Concept2 PM5 and your monitor's time, distance, stroke rate and splits join it.
Or skip the choosing. Pick a length on Genre row and tap Surprise me: RowBeats picks two to four genres at random, opens the full stroke-rate range and every era, and builds.
Fifteen genres, all at your rate
Try one you’ve never rowed to. Anything that doesn’t fit your rate is gone before you hear it.
- Afrobeats
- Alternative
- Country
- Dance
- Drum & Bass
- Electronic
- Hip-Hop
- Indie Rock
- K-Pop
- Latin
- Metal
- Pop
- R&B/Soul
- Reggae
- Rock
Plus seven eras, 60s to 2020s, in any combination.
Start from an album or an artist
Every song still has its beat measured before you hear it.
Album row
A curated shelf of albums that row from the first song to the last, every one checked song by song.
Each song at its own rate
Row the full album, or Side A or Side B. The order is the album’s, and the stroke rate follows each song.
Artist row
Pick an artist. RowBeats takes their Essentials playlist on Apple Music and keeps the songs that fit your stroke rate.
A new row every day
The app opens on a few rows it has ready for you. Each card says what it will play, for how long and at what stroke rate, before you start.
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Quick row, picked for you
20 minutes at 22–30 SPM from the day’s genres. Nothing to choose, and a new pick tomorrow.
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A genre to try
One you haven’t rowed to yet, or the one you rowed longest ago: its best-known songs, all matched to 22–30 SPM.
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An album to row
An album from the shelf, start to finish, from the genre you row most.
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Your last playlist
After your first workout: row it again, or More like your last for the same genres and stroke rate with new songs.