Fix Pauses!!!
I really hate how anytime I pause the run, or that it auto-pauses, even if I make sure that I unpause it, that it’s recording and that it recognizes that I’m running, when I’ll go to save my workout, IT ALWAYS SAYS MOST OF MY TIME RUNNING WAS A PAUSE DURATION, LIKE WHAT THE HELL, NOW ALL MY STATS MAKE NO SENSE. I have a 9K with a 0:40 pace because it thought most of my time running was a pause… fix it please!!!
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simple, easy to use, and privacy respecting!
a breathe of fresh air amidst the apps that demand to know everything about you just to show you simple operations like a map.
Most privacy friendly running app
Best option I have found for those that feel no need to share their running routes and other information with the world
Excellent!
Great work on the app! I use it all the time and appreciate its oss nature.
Great
Finally, an open source run tracker app that does what you want it to without any gimicks
Perfect
Definitely one of my top five favorite apps. It does what it’s supposed to do so well. With a great interface, no ads, zero privacy concerns.
Everything you need, nothing you don’t
Just opened the OutRun app for the first time in a while today and I was reminded why I kept it on my phone without deleting it all this time.
The UI is clean, elegant and focused and recording workouts (this app can record more than just runs) is easy. The app also has no bloat, making it run quickly, even on my aging iPhone 11.
Another note: the app download size is really small which just shows how unbloated the app really is.
Awesome app!
The UI is clean, elegant and focused and recording workouts (this app can record more than just runs) is easy. The app also has no bloat, making it run quickly, even on my aging iPhone 11.
Another note: the app download size is really small which just shows how unbloated the app really is.
Awesome app!
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The best
Edit: Turns out that my brand-new 3rd generation SE has a case of “ghost touch”, which was the cause of the flaky behaviour.
This beautiful app had everything that I was looking for and nothing that I didn’t need. I used it daily for years. But, presumably due to updates to iOS, it has been acting up lately. That is real shame…
This beautiful app had everything that I was looking for and nothing that I didn’t need. I used it daily for years. But, presumably due to updates to iOS, it has been acting up lately. That is real shame…
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Was the best of the best, but has become flaky
This beautiful app had everything that I was looking for and nothing that I didn’t need. I used it daily for years. But, presumably due to updates to iOS, it has been acting up lately. That is real shame…
Stunning!
I rarely write review, however this app obviously deserve one.
Beautiful design, very straightforward, it displays the map during the run (extra useful if lost) and every insights after saving.
As a developper myself, I appreciate the Apple design language being respected, the compatibility (export backup and GPX trace) and the fact that it is open source is the cherry on the cake.
Compliments to the author, I’ll continue to test it and will be reaching out to help if I can!
Beautiful design, very straightforward, it displays the map during the run (extra useful if lost) and every insights after saving.
As a developper myself, I appreciate the Apple design language being respected, the compatibility (export backup and GPX trace) and the fact that it is open source is the cherry on the cake.
Compliments to the author, I’ll continue to test it and will be reaching out to help if I can!
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simple and effective
great app!!
Take photo ?
Great app ! Could you add a « take photo » button ? So we could add photo waypoint to the recorded track? Thanks
Great App!
I really enjoyed using Strava with all its capabilities and nice interface. However, the terrible thing about it is its lack of privacy. You can set your own privacy settings of course, but Strava has access to all your information. I thought, “Oh no! I’m going to lose stats, and have to go old school and log it all manually!” But Outrun has been a great replacement. Been walking and hiking so far and will add cycling in the summer. Outrun is totally privacy focused with a slick interface and it works really well. No crashes so far. I haven’t really tried the export feature yet so I can log my workouts in an external application but I’ll try that soon.
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App senza fronzoli
Fa tutto quello che serve senza appesantire con inutile funzionalità. Inoltre open source
Beste Laufapp
Schade dass es keine 6 Sterne gibt, diese App hätte es verdient. Ich habe ewig eine App wie diese ohne Werbung und Datenerfassung in OpenSource gesucht und nun endlich gefunden. Dazu sieht sie auch noch echt hübsch aus und benötigt kaum Speicher und ist mit Apple Health kompatibel!
Was ich noch schön fände, wäre eine kurze Sprachinfo die alle paar Kilometer eine kurze Rückmeldung gibt.
Was ich noch schön fände, wäre eine kurze Sprachinfo die alle paar Kilometer eine kurze Rückmeldung gibt.
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Almost perfect, but…
I previously gave this app a 5-star review for being an easy-to-use and privacy-respecting fitness tracker. Generally speaking, it does what it should well and with a slick interface to boot.
However, I just had the app crash on me while saving the results of a 10-hour hike through the mountains. I ended up losing the recording so I was pretty bummed. Looking at other reviews, it seems this isn’t a completely one-off occurrence.
So, as much as I love the app and what it stands for in the midst of the pseudo-social media platforms that mainstream fitness trackers, I’ll likely be switching back to Strava myself to avoid running the risk of losing another big hike or run.
However, I just had the app crash on me while saving the results of a 10-hour hike through the mountains. I ended up losing the recording so I was pretty bummed. Looking at other reviews, it seems this isn’t a completely one-off occurrence.
So, as much as I love the app and what it stands for in the midst of the pseudo-social media platforms that mainstream fitness trackers, I’ll likely be switching back to Strava myself to avoid running the risk of losing another big hike or run.
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Super gute App!
Ich mag OutRun von Anfang an! Sie folgt dem OpenSource-Gedanken! Und sie ist genau das was ich gesucht habe - sie ist schlicht und eben nicht überladen, sie erledigt die wesentlichen Funktionen die man tatsächlich braucht und ist eben nicht darauf aus Daten zu sammeln. Auch möchte ich nicht mit sozialen Netzwerk-Funktionen genervt werden. Genau das erfüllt diese App.
Ich würde mich freuen, wenn es für OutRun auch eine Apple Watch Version geben würde! Das fehlt der App noch um das Handy zum Sport nicht mitnehmen zu müssen. Dann gibt es fünf Sterne.
Vielen Dank in jedem Fall dem Entwickler und Mitwirkenden! Ich hoffe, diese App gerät nicht in Vergessenheit und wird weiterentwickelt!!
Ich würde mich freuen, wenn es für OutRun auch eine Apple Watch Version geben würde! Das fehlt der App noch um das Handy zum Sport nicht mitnehmen zu müssen. Dann gibt es fünf Sterne.
Vielen Dank in jedem Fall dem Entwickler und Mitwirkenden! Ich hoffe, diese App gerät nicht in Vergessenheit und wird weiterentwickelt!!
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A sane offline runtracker
OutRun is a fully offline, privacy-respecting, free run tracker on iOS. For some reason every mainstream alternative has tacked-on social media elements, requires an account, and/or shoves paid “features” in your face incessantly. OutRun has none of these anti-features, and I really appreciate that. It also has a very clean and interface, something I usually don’t expect in open source apps, and it’s very simple and easy to use.
I’m using a 2016 iPhone SE running iOS 15 and have had no issues with crashes or instability after a month of using the app. Can recommend whole-heartedly.
I’m using a 2016 iPhone SE running iOS 15 and have had no issues with crashes or instability after a month of using the app. Can recommend whole-heartedly.
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A sane offline runtracker
Part of me wants to leave 5 stars for the fact that it is a truly offline, privacy-respecting, free run tracker on iOS. Because for some reason every mainstream alternative has tacked-on social media elements, requires an account, and shoves paid “features” in your face incessantly.
OutRun has none of these anti-features, and I really appreciate that. It also has a very clean and interface, something I usually don’t expect in open source apps, and it’s very simple and easy to use.
My only negative is that average pace is not displayed on the run summary page. Oddly enough, there is a toggle in settings that explicitly enables pace display as you are recording. That works great, but once you save your workout you are suddenly locked out from that data and instead can only view speed. It seems like such an odd oversight that I’m partially convinced I’m missing something, but I have done a whole lot of digging to no avail. I see this app hasn’t been updated in a hot minute but I figure it’s worth a shot to leave my feedback.
OutRun has none of these anti-features, and I really appreciate that. It also has a very clean and interface, something I usually don’t expect in open source apps, and it’s very simple and easy to use.
My only negative is that average pace is not displayed on the run summary page. Oddly enough, there is a toggle in settings that explicitly enables pace display as you are recording. That works great, but once you save your workout you are suddenly locked out from that data and instead can only view speed. It seems like such an odd oversight that I’m partially convinced I’m missing something, but I have done a whole lot of digging to no avail. I see this app hasn’t been updated in a hot minute but I figure it’s worth a shot to leave my feedback.
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This was all I needed - perfect app
I didn’t want a profile, I didn’t want to publish to Facebook or socials to show off, I didn’t want ads , I just wanted to track my runs, for me, no one else
Well, thank you Tim, there are a few good impassioned devs out there like you, and I’m glad they exist
Well, thank you Tim, there are a few good impassioned devs out there like you, and I’m glad they exist
