MaxMile

MaxMile

AI Running Coach for Real Life

2 ratings
1 review
Free
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  • Released
  • Updated
  • April 5, 2026
  • September 5, 2026

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This app provides personalized endurance coaching for runners, adapting training plans based on your goals, schedule, and performance. It syncs structured workouts and strength training sessions to your watch, offering AI-powered feedback and flexible adjustments.

Personalized adaptive training plans
Structured workouts synced to watches
AI-powered session feedback
Running-specific strength training
Flexible plan adjustments
Weekly check-ins
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What's New in MaxMile

2.0.0

September 5, 2026

MaxMile 2.0 brings a clearer, faster coaching experience. • A new Notification Centre keeps every coach alert together. • Richer post-run reviews show your route, key metrics and heart-rate zones. • Choose preferred run days so your training week fits around real life. • Clearer workout details, pace bands and effort-zone colours. • Improved onboarding, wearable setup and trial guidance. • Fixes for plan loading, session checks and overall stability.

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Subscription plans

MaxMile Monthly

Adaptive plan, AI coach chat & reviews

$14.991 Month
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User reviews

Top Notch and Truly Responsive

I returned to running consistently at 64 after restarting and falling off the wagon several times over the decades. I stepped from FitBit to Garmin and started using the Garmin Coach plan. I found that following its plan was leading to overtraining. I’d been watching Nick Hancock videos on YouTube and liked his nuanced approach to running coaching technique and philosophy. I decided to try out the MaxMile app.

I don’t know how he’s done without the huge resources of Garmin, but he’s beat them flat. He provides the real-time, insightful, and nuanced coaching I’ve needed that’s responsive to my data, my input, as well as my occasional questions and concerns as an older runner, who wants to progress my running, while avoiding overtraining and injury.
I have now subscribed, and think it’s an amazing bargain.
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FAQ

What devices does MaxMile support for structured workouts?

MaxMile supports structured workouts for Garmin, COROS, Suunto, and Wahoo devices. Completed runs from Apple Watch, Polar, and Fitbit can also sync back into MaxMile.

How does MaxMile adapt training plans?

MaxMile's AI coach adapts your training plan based on your weekly check-ins, recovery status, and how your training is progressing. This ensures your plan remains relevant and guilt-free, even when life gets in the way.

What types of running goals can MaxMile help with?

MaxMile offers personalized plans for various running goals, including marathons, half-marathons, ultras (50K, 100K, 100 miles), 10Ks, and 5Ks. It also assists those returning from a break.

Does MaxMile include strength training?

Yes, MaxMile provides running-specific strength training sessions designed to improve durability and speed. These sessions, including bodyweight or equipment-based exercises, stream to your watch with exercise-by-exercise guidance.

What is the pricing for MaxMile's subscription plans?

MaxMile offers several subscription tiers: AI Coach Monthly ($14.99), Pro Coach Monthly ($29.99), AI Coach Annual ($119.99), and Pro Coach Annual ($249.99). The app is free to download and use with in-app purchase options.

How does MaxMile provide feedback on runs?

After logging your run, MaxMile provides immediate, personalized coaching feedback. This AI-powered analysis is based on your actual training data, effort, and how you felt during the session, offering more than generic advice.

What is the coaching philosophy behind MaxMile?

MaxMile emphasizes evidence-based coaching principles, including genuinely easy easy runs, appropriately hard hard sessions, the importance of strength training, and mindful fuelling. Consistency is prioritized over infrequent intense efforts.

What is the age rating for MaxMile?

MaxMile has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide range of users interested in improving their running.