Runflake

Runflake

Goals, voice coach, runs kept

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • August 17, 2026
  • September 28, 2026

Features

Background Location Access

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Every run is kept, and a running mate reads your numbers out loud while you run. Set one weekly goal and the app builds the plan around it. Six ways to aim: distance, runs per week, time, weight, calories, or steps. While you run, the numbers come first. Distance fills the screen, pace and time sit under it, and the map waits until you want it. A voice coach reads your split at every kilometre, or every mile if your units are set to miles, so you can keep your eyes ahead. The voice speaks English. Every run is written to your phone as it happens. Lose signal or run for two hours in airplane mode and nothing is missing. If the app is force quit or crashes, the run is kept up to the point it stopped. Turn it on in settings and a finished run is written to Apple Health, with its route for outdoor runs. Runs stack into ranks. Four axes grow with what you do, and the flake fills in as the distance adds up. On Apple Watch, start a run from your wrist with the same engine, the same numbers, and the same recovery. Daily, weekly, monthly, and yearly rankings are open to anyone who wants in, and nothing is shared until you choose to share it.
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What's New in Runflake

1.0.3

September 28, 2026

New · Stats now has its own card on Home. · The Stats dashboard compares each week, month or year with the one before, in plain sentences. · Tap a day or month on the calendar to see those runs. Filter indoor or outdoor and sort by newest, longest or fastest. · Training estimates fold away until you want them. · A group now shows its members' shared runs first, before invites and member settings. Fixes · Runs in lists show the year and start time, so runs on the same day are easy to tell apart. · Run lists that open from the bottom have a visible close button. · Achievement names stay on one line on smaller iPhones. · Apple Watch waits for Health permission before starting, asks for location only for outdoor runs, and no longer starts a run twice.

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