A good running playlist should contain music that is roughly around the same tempo as your running cadence (the number of steps you take per minute). Spotify Running Filter allows you to create playlists using your own music that is within a customizable "beats per minute" range; helping you to stay at your target pace and run for longer.

How it works?
1. Pick a Spotify playlist you want the app to get your music from. It can be either a playlist of your own or an official Spotify playlist you follow.
2. Pick the BPM (beats per minute) range of the music you want to workout to.
3. Finally, Spotify Running Filter will generate a new playlist with all the music that doesn't match the criteria you selected filtered out.

!! KNOWN BUG AND SOLUTION !!:
The app only loads your top 20 playlists from Spotify. If you have more playlists than this and you want to access a different one you will need to open Spotify on either Desktop or Spotify for Web and reorder your playlists (this functionality is not available on mobile Spotify apps). This app loads the top 20 playlists from the list of playlists on the left hand side of the screen. Re-arrange these playlists such that the playlist you want to use with this app is somewhere in the top 20 of the list on the left of the desktop app, then reload BPM & Mood Filtered Playlists for Spotify.

Disclaimer: This application was developed independently and has no affiliation with Spotify.