SolePatrol
Running shoe distance tracker
About
This app helps runners track the mileage on their shoes to know when to replace them. It focuses on quick logging and managing shoe data without unnecessary complexity. Users can set replacement thresholds and archive old shoes.
What's New in SolePatrol
1.0.1
March 6, 2026
In-App Purchases
$1.99
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FAQ
What is SolePatrol?
SolePatrol is a running shoe distance tracker designed to help you monitor the mileage on each pair of shoes. It allows you to log runs, see total distance per shoe, and set replacement thresholds to prevent injuries and maintain performance.
How does SolePatrol help prevent injuries?
By tracking the distance on your running shoes, SolePatrol helps you identify when they are nearing the end of their lifespan. Knowing when to replace your shoes can prevent injuries caused by worn-out footwear and maintain optimal performance.
Can I track multiple pairs of shoes with SolePatrol?
Yes, SolePatrol allows you to track every pair of shoes you own. You can see the total distance logged for each individual shoe and monitor their progress towards your set replacement limits.
Does SolePatrol support both miles and kilometers?
Yes, SolePatrol offers the flexibility to switch between miles and kilometers at any time. This ensures you can track your shoe mileage in your preferred unit of measurement.
Can I export my data from SolePatrol?
Yes, SolePatrol provides full data export functionality. You can export all your logged data as a JSON file, which is useful for backups or personal analysis.
Does SolePatrol have ads?
Yes, SolePatrol contains advertisements. As a free application with optional in-app purchases, it utilizes ads to support its development and operation.
What devices is SolePatrol available on?
SolePatrol is currently supported on iPhone and iPod devices. It is designed to run on iOS operating systems.
How often is SolePatrol updated?
SolePatrol was last updated on March 6, 2026, with version 1.0.1. The release date for the initial version was also March 6, 2026, indicating recent development activity.