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Version 2.3.18 · 2025-07-15
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The store currently lists version 2.3.18, updated 2025-07-15.








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Run longer, faster, and stronger with PaceDJ. Match music tempos in beats per minute (BPM) to your running pace, create interval workouts, and feel the power of music to help you attain your exercise goals. Get it now!
RECOMMENDED BY:
•New York Times
•Washington Post
•Health Magazine
•Runner’s World
•Men’s Health
•Women’s Health
•RealSimple
•And more!
Reasons to choose PaceDJ:
•We're Personalized: PaceDJ lets you use the songs you have saved in your library. This means you are in control of your playlists. Other services provide playlists created by DJs who don't know your tastes.
•We're Precise: Some apps claim they can serve songs at BPMs to pace you to a specific minute/mile time. Unless they know your stride length, they can't do this accurately. PaceDJ helps you find the right BPM first, and then fine tune to match your pacing goal.…
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