rit.run

rit.run

Run as Ritual.

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • April 22, 2026
  • July 5, 2026

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rit.run is a running tracker built to help runners record, review, and share every run. Record GPS routes and see key metrics such as distance, time, pace, cadence, elevation, and heart rate in one place. Bring in supported device and health data so missed runs can stay part of your training history. Key features • Real-time run recording Track route, distance, time, and pace from your location. Pause and resume when needed, and let auto pause make stopped time easier to manage. • Training analysis Review heart-rate zones, pace trends, cadence, elevation, weather, recovery status, and training metrics with charts that show how your body and pace change over time. • Shoes and badges Track mileage and average pace for each pair of shoes, then collect badges that reflect training milestones and progress. Keep workouts, gear, and achievement highlights together in your profile. • Maps and feed sharing Save routes and workout records, then share activity posts and images with friends. Keep your running history in one place and follow other runners' activity. • Widgets and reminders Use daily run reminders, home screen widgets, goals, and voice guidance to keep your next run and target pace easier to follow. rit.run focuses on the data you want to review after a run without making the log feel complicated. From today's 5K to long training runs, build a steady picture of how your running changes over time. rit.run helps with workout recording and analysis. It does not provide medical advice or diagnosis.
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What's New in rit.run

1.1.0

July 5, 2026

This update focuses on route reuse, workout cleanup, wearable data accuracy, safer sync, and clearer controls. • Save a route map from a workout preview, then choose that saved route before recording so the route outline can guide your next run. • Running history now supports left-swipe deletion, including cleanup across device health data, Firestore route items, and local workout chunks. • Phone-recorded runs no longer overwrite missing heart-rate values with zeroes, helping Apple Watch, Garmin, HealthKit, and Health Connect heart-rate data stay intact. • When cloud workout sync is interrupted, rit.run keeps your existing run history instead of replacing it with a partial local refresh. • iOS HealthKit and photo permission prompts now check current permission state before asking again. • Settings now includes optional diagnostic error logging consent, with privacy copy updated to explain the account-linked logs. • Assets, routes, shoes, badges, and record controls have clearer floating layouts, localized saved-route text, and more consistent route and shoe selection buttons. Thank you for using rit.run. We will keep improving the running record experience.

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