🚀 It's official! After months of building, testing, and refining, Tunelapse is now live on the App Store! Huge thanks to everyone who beta tested and helped shape the app. apps.apple.com/us/app/tunela…

The weekend doesn’t start when you get home. It starts when you leave work. Set up the drive in Tunelapse before you pull out. Give the ride home its own soundtrack. Clock out. Press play. Find Tunelapse on the App Store. apps.apple.com/us/app/tunela…

Music or podcasts? Both can fit in one commute. Tunelapse lets you choose the balance, then builds a queue around the drive. This 49-minute example has 26 minutes of music and 22 minutes of podcasts planned. Find Tunelapse on the App Store.

43 minutes each way × 2 trips × 5 workdays = 7 hours, 10 minutes spent commuting every week. That’s a lot of listening time. Tunelapse helps build a music-and-podcast queue that fits the drive you actually have. Find Tunelapse on the App Store.

The parking lot test: You parked. The podcast has 38 minutes left. Good audio—wrong-sized queue. Tunelapse starts with the time available, then builds around the trip.

Monday commute starter pack: ☕ Coffee 🗺️ Route 🎧 Listening mood ✅ A queue built around the trip One less decision before 9 a.m. apps.apple.com/us/app/tunela…

Which commute are you today? ⚡ Sprint: about 15 minutes 🚘 Daily: about 29 minutes 🛣️ Long Haul: 60+ minutes Different time. Different kind of trip. Reply with yours—no rounding.

29 minutes is not a playlist length. But it is a commute. Tunelapse starts with the time you actually have, then builds the music-and-podcast queue around it. What’s your weirdly specific commute time?

Tunelapse 1.3 is live. 🚘🎧 🟣 Purple stripes for music 🔵 Blue stripes for podcasts 💬 A clear explanation when no unplayed episode fits your commute Clearer queues. Less guessing. Update: apps.apple.com/us/app/tunela…

The hardest feature to build wasn't the interface. It was making music and podcasts feel like one seamless listening experience instead of two separate worlds. That's where most of my development time went.

One of my goals from day one: Full CarPlay support. No reaching for your phone. Just build a perfectly timed queue before you leave and enjoy the drive.

Most audio apps ask: "What do you want to listen to?" Tunelapse asks: "How much time do you have?" That one question changes everything. #iOS

It's been about a week since Tunelapse launched on the App Store. One thing I've learned: Building the app was the easy part. Getting people to discover it is the real challenge. Still, seeing complete strangers download something I built has been an incredible feeling.🚀

A year of hard work, lots and lots of mistakes and re-do's, and a ton of help and recommendations from my beta testers. We are live and you're officially invited to see what's new. Download on the App Store today. apple.co/4yMM0OT

Some news: CommuteVibe is now Tunelapse. 🎧 Same app, same perfectly-timed audio for your drive — a name with room to grow. And we're just getting started. Beta open now (Works with Apple Music) #buildinpublic

Building CarPlay support for CommuteVibe hit different. Your commute is basically the only time you're forced to just listen — no skipping to your phone. So the queue has to be right the first time. That's the whole bet: last song ends as you pull in. #CarPlay

Apple's adding a new mini-player + Siri AI to CarPlay in iOS 27. Better controls for your drive.But your car still doesn't know how long your drive is. CommuteVibe builds a queue sized to your exact commute. Beta's open — drop a 🚗 for a TestFlight invite. #buildinpublic #CarPlay