StrideCue: AI Cadence Coach

StrideCue: AI Cadence Coach

Live audio coach for runners

2 ratings
2 reviews
Free
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This app provides real-time audio coaching for runners, adapting to your stride, pace, and heart rate to improve your form and performance. It offers adaptive training plans for various running goals and can function independently on an Apple Watch.

Real-time AI audio coaching
Adaptive cadence and pace cues
Heart rate zone monitoring
Watch-first design (phone-free operation)
Adaptive training plans
Goal-oriented running programs
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What's New in StrideCue

1.0.3

August 25, 2026

Coaching that keeps up with your run. • Your opening cue now arrives right as you set off • Coaching keeps flowing for the whole run, start to finish • Cues respond faster when your pace or effort shifts Got feedback? https://www.stridecue.com/feedback Coaches better. So you run better.

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Subscription plans

StrideCue Pro

AI running coach with live coaching and adaptive plans

$5.997 Days
7 Days trial
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User reviews

Great for runners

As a BJJ guy I wasnt much into running until I started using this app. Very helpful for improving my running performance!

Response from developer

Thank you for the review! It’s awesome to hear that StrideCue helped get you into running, especially coming from a BJJ background. We’re glad the coaching has been helpful for improving your running performance. Best of luck with both your training and your runs, and thanks for having us along for the journey! 🥋🏃‍♂️

Great Running Companion

Really enjoying this app so far. The real-time cadence coaching is super helpful during runs, and the Apple Watch support works smoothly. Clean UI, accurate tracking, and very motivating overall. Definitely worth trying for runners.

Response from developer

Thank you for the wonderful review! We’re thrilled to hear that you’re enjoying the real-time cadence coaching and that the Apple Watch experience has been working smoothly for you. Our goal is to make every run more engaging, effective, and motivating, so it’s great to know the coaching, tracking, and overall experience are helping. Thank you for giving StrideCue a try, and we look forward to supporting you on many more miles ahead!

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FAQ

Does StrideCue have ads?

Yes, StrideCue contains advertisements. As a free app with in-app purchases, advertisements are part of the user experience.

What are the subscription options for StrideCue Pro?

StrideCue Pro offers both weekly and yearly subscription plans. The weekly plan costs $5.99, and the yearly plan is priced at $99.99.

Can I cancel my StrideCue Pro subscription?

Yes, you can cancel your StrideCue Pro subscription at any time. Cancellations must be made at least 24 hours before the end of the current period and can be managed in your App Store settings.

Does StrideCue work without a phone?

Yes, the Apple Watch app for StrideCue is designed to run the entire workout independently, allowing you to leave your phone at home.

What kind of training plans does StrideCue offer?

StrideCue provides adaptive training plans for goals such as your first 5K, a faster 5K, 10K, half marathon, or marathon. These plans adapt to your fitness level and effort.

Is StrideCue suitable for beginners?

Yes, StrideCue is ideal for new runners coming off programs like Couch-to-5K who want to develop good running form and technique.

What devices support StrideCue?

StrideCue is supported on Apple Watch, iPhone, and iPad devices.

How accurate is StrideCue's coaching?

StrideCue uses AI to listen to your stride, pace, and heart rate, providing adaptive audio cues. Running research suggests a cadence around 170-180 SPM is optimal for many runners.