RunEasy vs TreeletFit

RunEasy is a clean, distraction-free workout tracker for runners, cyclists, walkers, and hikers. No account, no ads — the basics are free, open and go. • GPS tracking with real-time distance, pace, and route maps • Apple Watch app with glanceable stats and complications • Live Activity and Dynamic Island support • Voice announcements at every km/mile • Weekly goal tracking with Home Screen widget • Apple Health auto-import for trusted external workouts • Siri Shortcuts for hands-free start • GPX export for sharing with Strava and other apps • Bluetooth heart rate monitor support (Pro) • Data export to GPX and CSV (Pro) RunEasy Pro is optional: monthly subscription, yearly subscription, or a one-time lifetime purchase. Prices are shown in the app in your local currency. Subscriptions auto-renew unless cancelled at least 24 hours before the end of the current period. Manage in iPhone Settings > Apple Account > Subscriptions. Privacy Policy: https://www.bigbeefit.com/privacy Terms of Use: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

TreeletFit tracks walking, running, and cycling. It is a step counter and a GPS workout computer: route, distance, time, speed, pace, cadence, heart rate, and calories are saved and synced to Apple Health. Readiness runs from 0 to 10. It combines recent activity, training load, vitals, and sleep, then suggests whether today is for recovery or another session. The score is everyday guidance, not a medical diagnosis. Start a workout Walk, run, or ride. Outdoors, the app records a GPS route plus distance, duration, and energy. The cycling computer shows speed, cadence, heart rate, elevation, and grade. Running and walking show live pace, average pace, and heart-rate zones. Any metric can be enlarged so it stays readable outside. An in-progress workout appears on the Lock Screen and in the Dynamic Island. Pause keeps it up. Stopping ends it. Today The home screen brings together Readiness, weather, steps, and a calorie goal, with a suggestion based on the weather. World Measure recommends a nearby walking route from your location. A Home Screen widget can show Readiness and today’s steps. Apple Watch can show Readiness, including a watch-face complication. Records and challenges The fog map builds up the routes you have walked, run, and ridden. History is grouped by day. Walking distance is followed against a marathon, alongside yearly cycling distance. Workouts from Apple Health are included. The same session written more than once is merged. Permissions Location is used for routes and nearby suggestions. Health access reads and writes steps, heart rate, and workouts for the log inside the app.