TrailPro vs Track

TrailPro is your ultimate trail running analysis app. With a greater focus on ascent, descent, and smart run segmentation to track your performance across both running and walking periods, TrailPro will let you break down and relive your runs like never before. == Features == → Pace-Aware Splits ← Every kilometer shouldn't be considered equal. See and compare your split times across the entire run, only for periods when you're moving, or focus on periods when you're actually running (removing walks). → A Greater Focus on Elevation ← Ascent and descent are often just as important as distance. Track your lifetime ascent, and compare ascent statistics over time. → Run Segmentation ← Your runs are automatically split by changes in pace (walking / running), or elevation (navigating up or down a particularly steep section), allowing you to easily see how you tackled that steep incline in isolation. → Maps ← Trail running is also about the where. See and organize all of your runs on a map, and easily compare runs in the same area. A heatmap allows you to see where you've run, and where's next. → Photos ← Any photos you take during your runs will be displayed alongside, allowing you to relive your trails. == Data == Your runs are read from Apple Health, so you can continue tracking your workouts however you like! As long as they are written to Apple Health, TrailPro will be able to break down your runs and provide useful insights. Your runs *stay* in Apple Health, so your data remains yours. == About == TrailPro is entirely free, and built by a keen trail runner who couldn't find what they wanted elsewhere. Feedback & suggestions are always welcome!

TrackMap shows you which songs powered every step of your run. Connect your Strava and Spotify listening history to see your route painted with colors for each track you listened to. FEATURES - See your running route color-coded by song - View your pace for each track - discover which songs make you run faster - Create beautiful shareable summary cards for your runs - Works with outdoor runs, treadmill sessions, rides, and more HOW IT WORKS TrackMap uses Last.fm to access your Spotify listening history. If you don't have a Last.fm account, it's free and takes just a minute to set up - simply connect it to your Spotify and it will automatically track everything you listen to. 1. Connect your Strava account for activity data 2. Link Spotify to Last.fm (free at last.fm) to track your listening history 3. Open any activity to see your music mapped to your route 4. Share your run summary to social media or save to photos TrackMap matches timestamps from your workout with your scrobbled music history to show exactly what you were listening to at each point of your run. Perfect for runners who love music and want to relive their runs through their soundtrack.