· Company

Built in New Jersey, tuned for every workout.

The Repbeats app is owned and managed by Kratue Corp. We bridge artists, sports science, and wearable data so sound keeps pace with biology, not the other way around.

What we believe

Music is the most underrated performance variable. When tempo, phrasing, and energy align with physiology, sessions feel shorter, form stays honest, and athletes actually finish the playlists they start.

Repbeats exists to give coaches, solo athletes, and audio partners a shared language: heart-rate aware, motion-informed, and respectful of privacy defaults.

Who runs Repbeats

The Repbeats app is owned and managed by Kratue Corp, based in New Jersey, USA. We build for early-morning runs, gym sessions, and recovery blocks wherever you train.

Workout music science articles are edited by Jordan Mills, Fitness & music science editor at Repbeats.

What is shipping now

  • Guided cardio & meditation rails with tempo transparency
  • Adaptive DJ engine with Apple Music & Spotify Premium integrations
  • Wearables onboarding (Apple Health, Fitbit, Whoop, with more en route)
  • On-device processing by default, exports & deletes in Settings

Partnership, support, and investment conversations: support@repbeats.com.

Learn more

The Repbeats blog covers BPM basics, cardio programming, and how music affects training. For early access to adaptive playlists on iOS and Android, join the founding waitlist.

Common questions

  • What is Repbeats?

    Repbeats is a fitness app that syncs workout music to your body. It adapts playlist tempo (BPM) to heart rate, cadence, and intensity while you follow guided cardio and meditation programs on iOS and Android.

  • When does Repbeats launch?

    Repbeats is in pre-launch. Join the waitlist for early access on iOS and Android. Founding members receive one year of free membership after launch, with founding-member pricing when paid plans begin.

  • Who builds Repbeats?

    Repbeats is owned and managed by Kratue Corp in New Jersey, USA. The team bridges sports science, wearable data, and licensed music so sound keeps pace with biology.

  • Where can I read workout music science?

    The Repbeats blog covers BPM basics, perceived exertion (RPE), auditory-motor synchronization, cardio programming, and recovery. Start with the reading path on the blog hub.