New and refreshing run app
That dashboard and Apple Watch interface has lot of potential esp with a responsive developer. My suggestions are implemented.
I’m looking forward to use this app to replace my Garmin. Not running much right now because of injury but looking forward to the personalized training plan formulated by the app.
Response from developer
Hi, thanks a lot for taking the time to write such detailed feedback, this is exactly the kind of input that helps us improve RunAI. Quick rundown on your points: Apple Watch: You're right, lap notifications should follow your unit settings, not default to kilometers. We're fixing that. We're also looking at the coach volume vs. music balance and at better use of the screen space on larger watches like the Ultra, with bigger, more readable fonts. Plan name: Editing plan names is a fair ask and it's on our list. Race predictor: The Data tab has a Race Pace card that estimates your pace for your plan's race distance, based on your recent runs. It doesn't show a projected finish time yet. That's a good idea, and we've added it to our list. Heart rate zones: RunAI already does this. It calculates your zones from Apple Health and keeps them updated as your data changes. When it can read your resting heart rate, it uses heart rate reserve (Karvonen). Without it, it falls back to a percentage of max heart rate, which is probably what you're seeing. Check Settings > Privacy & Security > Health > RunAI and make sure Resting Heart Rate is enabled, and the HR reserve zones should appear. We're a small team shipping updates regularly, so thanks for sticking with us. If you want to share more ideas or get notified when these land, reach out through the support section in the app. Happy running!
Loving it!
Excellent plan
Has a lot of promise but lacking app refinement and important data sets that matters.
Also the font in my Apple Watch Ultra is small. There are a lot of space in the display that we’re not used.
In the phone app, you can’t edit your plan name, there is no intuitive training predictor like based on your distances and speed should have an estimated finish time. Heart zones offer only one option which is based on age. I’d suggest more options like heart rate zones based on HR reserve to be more personalized and automatically update.
I’ll keep this for now and see if it gets better.
Response from developer
Hi, thanks a lot for taking the time to write such detailed feedback, this is exactly the kind of input that helps us improve RunAI. Quick rundown on your points: Apple Watch: You're right, lap notifications should follow your unit settings, not default to kilometers. We're fixing that. We're also looking at the coach volume vs. music balance and at better use of the screen space on larger watches like the Ultra, with bigger, more readable fonts. Plan name: Editing plan names is a fair ask and it's on our list. Race predictor: The Data tab has a Race Pace card that estimates your pace for your plan's race distance, based on your recent runs. It doesn't show a projected finish time yet. That's a good idea, and we've added it to our list. Heart rate zones: RunAI already does this. It calculates your zones from Apple Health and keeps them updated as your data changes. When it can read your resting heart rate, it uses heart rate reserve (Karvonen). Without it, it falls back to a percentage of max heart rate, which is probably what you're seeing. Check Settings > Privacy & Security > Health > RunAI and make sure Resting Heart Rate is enabled, and the HR reserve zones should appear. We're a small team shipping updates regularly, so thanks for sticking with us. If you want to share more ideas or get notified when these land, reach out through the support section in the app. Happy running!
Extremely attentive dev
Response from developer
Hey, Gonzague here, founder of RunAI. Fair criticism! We are a Europe-based team so miles genuinely slipped our minds. That’s on me, and it’s coming in the next update (a few days out). If you’d like a heads-up when it ships, drop me a line at gonzague@runai.win. Either way, I’d love to hear what you think once it’s in.
