I’ve always believed that if melody and chords are the "skin" of a song, then the drums and bass are its "skeleton." Most of us only focus on the surface, but we miss the structural beauty underneath. When you can actually *feel* the drums and bass through haptics, the experience hits differently. Sensory-fused listening is the ultimate way to go.

That’s why I developed **VibeSync** for iOS & Apple Watch. It’s a music companion (optimized for Apple Music) that extracts the **Drums** and **Bass** from the track and translates them into precise haptic feedback. By utilizing the iPhone’s advanced Taptic Engine alongside the Apple Watch, the rhythm is no longer just heard—it’s physically felt on your wrist and in your hand.

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/vibesync-haptic-rhythm/id6763841573

With visual beat-matching UI, it feels less like just "listening" and more like playing *Taiko no Tatsujin* or *Beat Saber*. iPhone’s haptics are incredibly nuanced; they are the perfect medium for musical expression. Use your touch and sight to rediscover the "bones" of your favorite tracks.

With Apple Watch, you can even feel the beat bouncing on your wrist while working out!

The app needs to be used together with Apple Music and right now supports 85+ songs (I will keep expanding the library). 

I would really appreciate your honest feedback and let me know if it makes sense.

[self-promotion] I built an app that lets you "feel" the rhythm of your music through the iPhone / Apple Watch Taptic Engine. No more just hearing the beat.