**NO** trial of claimed features. Better alternatives exist
1. Provides no option to set run by duration, only distance. 1st clue the ai employed here = Acute Ignorance as opposed to Artificial Intelligence. (Minus 1 star)
2. Provides a setting to pull data from Apple Health, as well as securing related permission. But the creator refuses to show the results, instead starting from zero despite a streak started weeks ago. (Minus 1 star)
3. Opens with demand to manually log today’s run, to start the streak. Logic problem: if it will, in fact, auto sync workouts, why is a manual trigger necessary? (Minus 1 star)
4. Does permit choosing a past date to manually start streak, but that choice is ignored. (Minus 1 star)
5. Explicitly refers to automated imports from Strava, yet another claim which can not be tested prior to sub. (Minus 1 star)
Appears “developer” merely accepted vibe coding defaults, while demanding a repeated $25/year or an equally inflated $5/month.
→ → Hard. Pass. ← ←
Worthy alternative app = Mile a Day (Robert Wiscount). Free, no ads, an obvious labor of love by a skilled developer. No relation. I simply appreciate brilliant human coding.
2. Provides a setting to pull data from Apple Health, as well as securing related permission. But the creator refuses to show the results, instead starting from zero despite a streak started weeks ago. (Minus 1 star)
3. Opens with demand to manually log today’s run, to start the streak. Logic problem: if it will, in fact, auto sync workouts, why is a manual trigger necessary? (Minus 1 star)
4. Does permit choosing a past date to manually start streak, but that choice is ignored. (Minus 1 star)
5. Explicitly refers to automated imports from Strava, yet another claim which can not be tested prior to sub. (Minus 1 star)
Appears “developer” merely accepted vibe coding defaults, while demanding a repeated $25/year or an equally inflated $5/month.
→ → Hard. Pass. ← ←
Worthy alternative app = Mile a Day (Robert Wiscount). Free, no ads, an obvious labor of love by a skilled developer. No relation. I simply appreciate brilliant human coding.
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