FinishPoint vs CalSlashD

FinishPoint is the perfect running companion for out-and-back routes and loops. Set your target distance, start your run, and let the app guide you — whether you're doing a classic turnaround or a full loop back to the start. Now with Apple Watch support — track your run right from your wrist. KEY FEATURES • Siri & Shortcuts — start a run with your voice or from the Shortcuts app, on both iPhone and Apple Watch • Turnaround or Loop mode — choose a classic out-and-back with a halfway turn, or run a full loop and let the app count down your entire distance • Run History — every run saved automatically with distance, time, pace, steps, cadence, and elevation • Screen lock — lock the display during your run to prevent accidental taps; all stats stay visible, hold to unlock • 3–2–1 countdown — a quick countdown before every run so you're ready to go the moment the timer starts • Apple Watch app — start and track your run directly from your watch, no phone needed during your run • Live Activity on your Lock Screen — see your distance, pace, and progress without unlocking your phone • Haptic feedback — double vibration every kilometer, triple vibration when it's time to turn back (works even when locked) • Real-time stats — distance, elapsed time, pace, steps, cadence, and elevation gain/descent • Configurable presets — set your favourite distances (1 km to 50 km) with one tap • Runs entirely on-device — no account, no subscription, no data sent anywhere Perfect for daily runs, tempo workouts, and trail running.

Most calorie trackers hold you to a strict daily limit. Cal/d tracks your daily average instead, so one heavy day doesn't wreck your progress. Set a start date and daily limit, and Cal/d reads dietary energy from Apple Health to show: - Score: a 0–100 read on how today is going, from your pace, room left and daily average. - Daily Average: total calories since your start date, divided by days elapsed. - Remaining Calories: stay under your limit and you build a surplus to spend whenever you want. - Surplus Goal: surplus divided by daily limit is how many days you've saved. Set a target (say, 3 days). - Countdown to Next 250: a timer until your next 250 calories, expandable to 5 timers ahead (20 with Plus). Don't want to wait? Factor in Active Energy too. A jog raises your surplus and moves you closer to your goal. Log calories and nutrition directly in Cal/d, or keep your current tracker and open it with one tap from a built-in link list. Anything that writes to Apple Health, Cal/d can read. On Apple Watch, turn the Digital Crown through your Score, budget, pace, average, goal, and countdowns, and add complications to your watch face. PLUS FEATURES: - Unlimited What-If calorie planning - Unlimited surplus-goal days - All 20 countdown milestones - Custom Chart date ranges longer than 30 days - "Last…" Chart periods beyond the last 7 days - Score breakdown - After-exercise pace comparison - Live Activity on the Lock Screen and Dynamic Island - Calorie checkpoint notifications Cal/d is not medical advice. Consult your doctor before changing your diet.