TreeletFit vs RunOn

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.

Run On is a minimal running log: real map routes, live pace, and a route card or video after every run. No ads, no subscription, no sign-up. BEFORE YOU RUN — A CLEAR ANSWER Live weather and air quality feed a daily Run Index that answers two things in one line: should you run today, and what should you wear. No squinting at humidity, wind speed and PM2.5 to decide. WHILE YOU RUN — EVERYTHING AT A GLANCE Real map route, live pace, distance, duration, calories and heart rate, read from Apple Watch via HealthKit rather than estimated. Pedometer calibration keeps distance honest. Take photos mid-run, pause any time, and lock the screen to stop accidental taps — a Live Activity keeps your progress visible on the Lock Screen while the route keeps recording. AFTER YOU RUN — A CARD AND A SHARE Your real route is drawn automatically with kilometre markers and photo pins. Pick a map template (frosted glass, minimal, midnight) and export a card in one tap — or turn the whole route into a video replay with music. Share straight to WeChat, Moments and Xiaohongshu. YOUR MILEAGE BUILDS ITSELF Total distance, run count, calories, weekly chart, weekly goal progress, full history and a badge wall. Milestone badges and personal-best tiers unlock as you go (1K under 9:00 / 7:00 / 5:00 / 4:00 / 3:00, and 3K / 5K / 10K / half marathon / marathon across five tiers). IT CLOSES THE LOOP Every finished run is written to Apple Health — distance, duration, calories and heart rate count toward your Fitness rings, with no manual entry. IPHONE + APPLE WATCH Apple Watch can record a run on its own and sync it back to your phone. A home screen widget shows whether you have run today. WHY PEOPLE SWITCH - No splash ads, no pop-ups - No subscription, no in-app purchase - No social feed to distract you - No account required; data stays on your device - Dark, full-screen interface built for one thing PRIVACY No account, no upload of workout data, no ads, no third-party analytics SDK, no profiling or tracking. Location and workout data are stored on your iPhone and Apple Watch by default; with iCloud sync on, they live in your own private Apple cloud space, which we cannot access. Policy: https://murphy-zhu.github.io/runlog-privacy/ Support: https://github.com/Murphy-zhu