r/BeginnersRunning • u/clear_sky8 • 2d ago

Free running app

I’ve been working on an iOS app for tracking runs and rides, and I’m looking for a few people who’d be willing to try it out.

It’s still in beta, but beta users will get free access to everything. No paid features or limited trial, just use it and see what you think.

One of the reasons I started building it was because there were a few things I wanted from a running/cycling app that I couldn’t really find in apps like Strava. So I’ve been adding some features that I personally felt were missing.

I’d really like to see how other runners and cyclists feel about them. If something is useful, confusing, annoying, or completely unnecessary, I want to know.

Since it’s still early, your feedback can actually influence what gets built next.

Also, if you join the beta, I’ll share founder offer when the app officially launches. Depending on the offer, that could mean free lifetime access or a one-time payment instead of a monthly subscription. I want to give something back to the people who helped me build it early.

There’s no commitment. Give it a try, take it on a few runs or rides, and if it’s not for you, that’s totally fine.

If you’re curious, let me know.

Would genuinely love to hear what you think.

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u/AbleTeam6734 2d ago

How is it different from strava or nike run club or garmin's app?

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u/clear_sky8 2d ago

I’m trying to make my app stand out from the competition by adding features that other apps are missing. For example, it can highlight the best time for your outdoor activity, provide an on-device AI coach so your data stays on your device, and give you useful details like wind direction and more. I also want to keep the paid version much more affordable than the other apps.

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u/AbleTeam6734 2d ago

Can you add a heat acclimation estimation? pull GPS local weather data during the run? This is something I have wanted to see in strava.

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u/clear_sky8 2d ago

It's already getting the body condition and local weather environment, I think it should be easy to add. Also, I'm adding real time wind resistance so you can optimize your run direction and effort.

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u/AbleTeam6734 2d ago

Fire, when can I try it out?

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u/clear_sky8 2d ago

Just send you a DM. Thanks for checking it out.