Running Tools

Vanoor turns your Apple Watch into a proper running watch. Follow GPX routes with a tap and a spoken cue before every turn, pace your race split by split, and run structured workouts with pace or heart-rate targets, built in the app or planned by your AI assistant. Afterwards, every split is scored by how closely you ran the plan. Fueling reminders, spoken cues in 11 languages, saves to Apple Health and Strava. No account, no subscription: 7 days free, then buy once.

Kliva turns any of 31,000+ trail and ultra races into a race-day plan: pacing per segment on the real terrain, fueling with the actual gels and drink mixes you carry, caffeine and sodium dosed to your body, and a cutoff margin at every aid station. Then it syncs the plan to your Garmin as a free Connect IQ data field: aid stations, cutoffs and fuel reminders on your wrist, updated over the air. Plus a printable roadbook, a crew sheet link, FIT and CSV export. Free, in five languages.

My Race Tracker is an essential digital diary for amateur runners. It was created for those who experience running as a personal pleasure, a challenge with themselves, or a way to stay healthy, away from the obsession with advanced statistics of major sports portals.

Most running plans break when life happens. kaizen adapts to the running you actually do, continuously updating your training so you keep progressing toward your goal.

Most running apps focus on metrics. RunMap adds the missing layer: exploration. Connect your Strava in one click and watch your runs appear on an interactive world map. Unlock 50+ badges across 5 categories and 4 rarity tiers as you discover new countries, continents, cities and terrains. A complement to Strava: Your splits stay there, your adventures get a home. No subscription, no ads. Built solo from the road during a 1-year trip across Latin America.

weather-based running engine from Satisfy, On and Bandit.

Runo turns pace into rhythm. Set your cadence (120-220 SPM), put in your earbuds, and run to the beat. No more pace drift. Why cadence matters: • Reduces impact forces and injury risk • Improves running economy by up to 10% • Maintains form when fatigue hits What's new: • Apple Watch haptic beats (no headphones needed) • Social features: friends & leaderboards • Strava sync • Treadmill mode Built by marathon runners tired of inconsistent pacing. 4.7★ on App Store | 10,000+ runners

Create realistic fake running activities for Strava with Dibma. Draw custom routes, control pace and heart rate, then export FIT files for fun, tests, or content.

StrideIQ help runners sanity-check their form from a short side-view video. Upload a 10–20s clip and it highlights a few common issues It’s meant to be a quick “is this roughly what I think it is?” tool — not a replacement for a coach. Works best with a steady, side-view clip at an easy-to-tempo pace. Privacy note: the current version runs in the browser; your video stays on your device. Try it here: https://fruitfoxlu.github.io/StrideIQ/?lang=en

Whether you’re a beginner or marathon runner, improve your running pace with Runo. Listen to your favorite podcasts, or audiobooks while keeping perfect cadence: Runo blends into your workout, no interruptions, just better performance.

Running Pace Calculator: Instantly calculate your running pace, time, and distance for any race or workout. Free online pace calculator for runners, marathon pace, pace per km, pace per mile, and more. Optimize your training and race strategy!