Flip to B-Sides: browse a community wall of road-trip mixtapes, dub favorites to your library for free, and share your own.
Trip Tunes makes road trip mixtapes inspired by the road ahead — your route, your taste, and the local music scene. Made to share.
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Featured in Apple’s “Listen Now”
Seen on Local 3 News, WRDW, KTVN, WFMZ, and KOB
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Know where you’re going? Tell Trip Tunes about the drive. Need a destination? Tap the dice and let Trip Tunes suggest somewhere worth the trip, set the vibe, and start your mixtape.
No more unraveling cassettes or relying on humans to help you find cool, local music. Let Trip Tunes’ tireless robots do the work:
1. Pick your trip, your genres, and the mood of the drive — or roll the dice for a fresh idea.
2. Trip Tunes digs beyond your usual playlists for local artists, hidden gems, and familiar favorites inspired by the places you’ll pass through.
3. Preview every track, see how featured artists connect to your route, and trim anything that doesn’t fit.
4. Save your finished mixtape locally or in Apple Music, then share it with friends — no blank tape required!
New — B-Sides: flip your tape case to a community wall of mixtapes made by fellow travelers for their own road trips. Dub any of them to your library for free, or share your own.
You’ll also get free gift tapes from Trip Tunes from time to time — surprise mixes you can open and enjoy instantly.
You start with a few blank tapes, each good for one playlist. Once they’re gone, you can grab more via in-app purchase.
Heads-up: For the full experience, you’ll need an Apple Music subscription. Without one, you can preview tracks but can’t play full songs or save the playlist to your library. Trip Tunes isn’t affiliated with Apple.
There’s nothing like an old-school roadtrip, and what’s the second most important part? Your tunes, of course! (The car is the most important part, for those wondering)Trip Tunes does a phenomenal job of finding the right tunes with just a few taps - so great!And that icon is so great!
Liked it but had some trouble 😢
LP76
I created one free playlist and exported to Apple Music. Went to Apple Music and enjoyed listening to it. When I went back in a few hours later to share it I couldn't find it anymore. Went back in to the app and there is no way to re-export it or even edit it at all. I'm sad to say I removed it from my phone. I couldn't even get to a settings screen or anything like that to do some more exploring or troubleshooting.
Developer Response
Hey, thanks for trying Trip Tunes! Sorry to hear you ran into this issue, and thank you for sharing the details. Once Trip Tunes gets back info from Apple Music that indicates the playlist has been created, it then hides the 'save to Apple Music' button to avoid re-creating a playlist. I've added this to my list, and will look into better ways to handle this situation.If you were able to listen to the playlist in Apple Music once, it's probably still there! In Apple Music, you can go to the "Library" tab and then "Playlists". Any playlists you created with Trip Tunes should appear there with "Trip Tunes" as the author. If that isn't working, I'd love if you could reach out at triptunesapp@gmail.com so I can better understand what happened. Thanks again!
Exactly what I was looking for
OnlineWarrior23
Well designed little app! Big step up from letting Apple play you random junk. It’s kinda fun just seeing what it picks out for you. I like that it’s customized to the start and end points of your drive. Worth a look!
Great playlists
dialup
Cool design, and the playlists it made were awesome. I’d love it if this was opened up to create playlists not related to trips. The best part of this is that it saves to Apple Music which is a pain to do by hand.
NEW — B-Sides: a community wall of road-trip mixtapes from travelers everywhere. Flip your tape case over to browse mixes made for real trips, see where each one is headed, and dub any of them to your library for free. Made a good one? Share it to the wall.
Still going strong: tap the dice for a fresh trip idea, and every mixtape digs into the local music scene along your route — with artist tags on the Preview screen showing why each track belongs.
Plus fresher playlist names and the usual polish and reliability fixes.
Version 2.2.0
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