workout music is the easiest case for a continuous generated stream. you want energy, you want momentum, you don't want to keep skipping tracks because you've heard them. flowy fits that shape exactly.
scenarios hit hardest here. 'heavy lifts, dark techno energy'. 'morning run, sunrise tempo'. 'late-night HIIT, no mercy'. 'perreo intenso para reventar la pista'. the model reads the energy cue and tunes the music there.
retune at rest stops. the second half of the session is rarely the same energy as the first. 'morning warmup, getting started' to 'heavy lifts, dark techno energy' to 'cooldown, slow walk home'.
moments that work for working out
tap any of these to start the stream. each one is specific enough that the model has something to anchor to, and the music begins playing right away.
- sunset run along the coast
- saturday night warehouse rave
- hyper produced k-pop with switch ups every 30 seconds
- afrobeats grooves for a long workout
- perreo intenso para reventar la pista
- dark techno warehouse 4am
- running through shibuya at night
why this works
- name the activity in the scenario ('running', 'lifting', 'sprints', 'HIIT') for better tempo matching.
- language-specific scenarios (perreo, afrobeats, k-pop) land on music with vocals in that style. great for cardio energy.
- the lock-screen controls work for hands-free skip / pause when you're mid-set.