Create custom running workouts with detailed control over distance, time, and pace. Map out your running routes with precision, and track your progress with GPS and heart rate data. Sync your runs to Apple Health and other platforms.
1.8
October 6, 2026
Bug fix related to control of Wahoo Kickr treadmill elevation.
$14.99
RunBuilder Pro
Access all features, upload to Garmin Connect & Wahoo
Thank you for pointing this out and sorry for the non-operation of this feature. We found the issue and should have elevation control working correctly on a Wahoo Kickr in version 1.8 that we are working on now. Hope to have it uploaded in a few days. And hope you might revise your rating once you have a chance to confirm.
You can build custom running workouts with precise control over distance, time, pace, and recovery intervals. You can also map out your running courses by tapping a route, which will snap to real roads and paths.
Course elevation comes from a terrain model and is approximate, especially in areas with tall buildings. The app provides distance and elevation gain as you build your route.
No, RunBuilder is ad-free. The core features of building workouts, mapping courses, running them, and saving to Apple Health are available for free without advertisements.
RunBuilder Pro is a one-time purchase that unlocks sending workouts to Garmin Connect and Wahoo, scheduling workouts to Apple Watch, Engo smart glasses support, the Race Goal feature, and nested repeats for complex interval structures.
RunBuilder schedules workouts to the built-in Workout app on Apple Watch; there is no separate watch app to install. The Pro version allows for scheduling workouts directly.
Runs are saved to Apple Health, including the route taken. You can also send workouts to Garmin Connect and Wahoo with the Pro version.
RunBuilder is built for iPhone and iPad, with large, readable run screens designed for mid-stride viewing. It also supports Bluetooth heart rate monitors, foot pods, and running power meters.
The latest version, 1.6, was released on September 15, 2026, indicating recent development activity. Updates typically occur to introduce new features and improve performance.
