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RUN CHART – The Chart-Based Running Log for Data-Driven Runners Analyze Your Run. Visualize Your Progress. RUN CHART is a data-focused running log app that turns every run into a visual story. Through line charts, distance-time graphs, and goal-line analytics, you can clearly see your pace, distance trends, and performance over time. Perfect for advanced runners and data enthusiasts who love to measure, compare, and improve through numbers—not just feelings. Core Features •Time-Series Line Charts: Visualize your running history across days, weeks, or months. •Distance-Time Graphs: Track your endurance and pacing trends with precision. •Goal-Line Analytics: Set custom goals and instantly see your progress toward them. •Performance Insights: Identify long-run stamina, speed changes, and consistency levels. •Minimal, Graph-First Design: Clean charts, easy data entry, and immediate feedback. For Analytical Runners RUN CHART is not a gamified tracker—it’s a tool for serious runners who want to understand their performance in depth. Every session becomes a dataset you can explore: distance × time × frequency × intensity. You don’t just “run and record.” You run, analyze, and optimize. Perfect for •Marathon training and long-distance practice •Weekly progress tracking for serious runners •Comparing performance before and after rest periods •Data-driven fitness enthusiasts who love charts Why RUN CHART? Most running apps focus on GPS and social sharing. RUN CHART focuses on your data, your improvement, your line. It’s about building a personal performance archive—one chart at a time. Additional Features •Dark & Light Mode for better focus •Local data storage (no account required) •Easy export for further analysis •Optimized for iPhone / iPad Your Run, Visualized. RUN CHART transforms your raw data into clear, actionable insights. Track your goals, analyze your patterns, and watch your progress take shape—one chart line at a time.