Kynetic vs PaceShot

Kynetic counts your steps, your gym sessions and your runs. What makes it different: you are not doing it on your own. In a club everything counts together, and every day you can see where you stand. CLUBS In a club you can see in the evening who is done for the day and who is still missing. That is usually what gets you back out the door. Three clubs are open to everyone from day one. Kynetic Global is about the most steps each month. Another one pools everybody's steps until a million is on the board. A third has everyone doing ten push-ups a day. When a round runs out the next one starts and the club stays. You can also start your own: set the goal, send the code to your people, done. KYN Every step is one KYN. Your balance simply grows while you are out walking. You spend it in the shop, for example on extra streak protection. DAILY STREAK Work out or hit your step goal and your streak keeps running. And twice a month a day can drop out without breaking it. AT THE GYM You log your sets while you train. Exercises are sorted by muscle group, you can save your own plans, and your best is always right there. Supersets, a plate calculator and a rest timer are in there too. The lock screen shows where you are without opening the app. RUNNING AND CYCLING Just head out and Kynetic records your route with GPS. Afterwards you see it on the map, and every route lands in your gallery. If you want, they sit on the server and are back after you get a new phone. PUSH-UPS Put your phone flat under your head and start. The camera counts every rep. In a club only what the camera saw counts, otherwise the leaderboard would be worthless. FRIENDS The feed shows what your friends have been up to. You can react, or nudge someone who has not logged anything yet today. And if you do not know anyone here yet, the global feed runs without names. XP AND TROPHIES Everything you do earns XP. That is how you level up, trophies come at the end of the month, and your profile shows what you got done. ALSO IN THE APP • Water tracker with reminders • Weight tracker with a history • A calendar with every workout you have done • Your own daily goals for steps and activity • Home screen widgets • Apple Health, steps and activity come in automatically Kynetic is free. No subscription, no ads.

PaceShot turns your running data into a stylish photo card and a detailed PDF workout report. Choose a photo, select a run from Apple Health, and customize your card. PaceShot automatically adds the available workout metrics, while giving you complete control over their position and appearance. Save the finished image to your photo library or share it with friends. PaceShot features: • Distance, average pace, duration, calories, and average heart rate • GPS route display when route data is available • Freely position and align workout blocks • Automatically arrange elements on your photo • Customize text color, background, and background opacity • Apply the same style to all visible blocks at once • Save or share your finished running card Detailed workout reports: Swipe left on a workout to export it as a PDF. The report includes all available information, such as the route, kilometer splits, pace, heart rate, elevation changes, running dynamics, and additional workout details. For interval workouts, PaceShot presents a clear structure with warm-up, work, recovery, and cool-down stages, including the available metrics for each stage. PaceShot works with runs saved in Apple Health, including workouts imported from compatible running apps. If route, heart rate, or other optional data is unavailable, you can still open the workout and use the metrics that were recorded. Your health data is processed directly on your device. PaceShot requires permission to read workouts from Apple Health and access to the photos you choose.