This app acts as a personal interval running coach, guiding users through custom or AI-generated workouts with voice cues and real-time tracking. It supports various training goals and integrates with Apple Health and other fitness platforms.
1.2.0
August 30, 2026
MAKE THE RUN SCREEN YOURS Pick the mid-run view that fits the way you train. - 8 run screen styles — big-numbers classic, full-screen map, splits board, target hero, and more - Choose exactly what the voice announces, and when: by time or by distance - Cleaner interval cards and a smarter map view RUN SUMMARIES, REBUILT - Weather on every run — temperature, wind, and humidity, added to your older runs too - Running form from supported watches: cadence, ground contact time, vertical oscillation - New effort, splits, and pace cards, plus a quick "how did it feel?" check-in SIRI, SHORTCUTS & CONTROLS - Start runs and more by voice with Siri - 10 actions in the Shortcuts app for your own automations - Control Center controls and Lock Screen buttons that jump straight into a run ALSO NEW - Auto-import: runs recorded in other apps now appear automatically via Apple Health - The first week of every training plan is now free - Start today's workout straight from the Home screen FIXED - Heart rate zone picker, run finish button, and weather loading Thanks for the feedback — keep it coming!
MoreUnlimited workouts and advanced features
$59.99
iRunning+
Unlimited workouts and advanced features
Run tracker serves as a personal interval coach, guiding users through structured running workouts. It offers features like AI-generated workouts, voice cues, and real-time tracking to enhance training sessions.
Yes, you can build unlimited custom workouts with precise control over each interval, including warm-up, work, rest, and cooldown phases. The app also provides over 80 coach-curated presets.
Absolutely. Run tracker provides clear voice announcements for interval starts, halfway points, and every kilometer or mile. It also includes countdown beeps and haptic cues, and can alert you if you're off-pace or exceeding heart-rate zones.
The app uses GPS to track your route, providing real-time data on pace, distance, and elevation gain. It also supports heart rate monitoring via Apple Watch or Bluetooth HR straps, and offers full run history with splits and route replays.
Yes, the 'iRunning+ P7D' subscription plan offers a 3-day free trial. After the trial, it costs $3.99 per week.
Run tracker offers several subscription tiers: $3.99 per 7 days (with a 3-day free trial), $9.99 per month, and two annual options at $19.99 and $29.99.
Yes, Run tracker contains advertisements. This is indicated by the 'hasAds' flag in its data.
Run tracker is compatible with iPhones and Apple Watches, allowing for full standalone use on your watch to track workouts without your phone.
