ShoeCycle vs KANNU

Avoid bad form and injury from running in worn sneakers. ShoeCycle is a totally FREE app that you use to keep track of the wear on your running shoes! Use ShoeCycle to track the miles and purchase date of your running shoes. No other app makes it easier to enter your run distance and switch between shoes. Do you really need GPS to tell you how far you’ve run? There’s no need to take your phone on the run with you. Just enter your distance anytime after your run. This app can be used entirely offline, or enable Strava and log your runs to this popular online service. Do you switch between many different running shoes? Just swipe up or down on the shoe photo area to move from one shoe to the next! Features: • Totally FREE! No ads! • Post your runs onto Strava. • Integration with Apple's Health App. • Dead simple distance entry. • Swipe up or down on the photo to quickly switch between shoes. • Visual progress indicators. Know your shoe wear at a glance! • Graph to show your weekly distance. • Store up to four favorite distances! • Easy shoe setup. • Include the distance that is already on your shoes. • Track multiple shoes. • YTD and yearly distance history. • Email CSV file of your shoe data. • Hall of Fame to stash those shoes that you just can't bring yourself to delete. • Convert easily between miles and kilometers! Install Shoecycle today, and know when it’s time to get that new pair of shoes!

Two tasks. 45 rounds each. Zero distractions. Cognitive science was my major. This app is my elective. It’s a memory experiment and a Stroop task. Minimal. Unambitious. Oddly satisfying. In one, tap the flashing circles in order. In the other, name the ink color while ignoring the word. Both test your brain. Both time your reactions. Both hand you a CSV to analyze or forget about — I'll leave that last part up to you. No ads. No accounts. No pushy reminders. Just you, your cognitive system, and a UI that refuses to entertain. What it does: • Lets you choose between a memory or Stroop task • Runs for 45 rounds, then stops — mercifully • Tracks your timing and accuracy • Exports a CSV — because of course it does • Works offline, even if your brain doesn’t • Includes built-in delays so you can’t game the system (Trust me, I’ve tried)