Miriam vs Running Memo

Keep running with Apple Watch and Apple Fitness. Miriam organizes the rest. When you open Miriam for the first time, running history from Apple Watch and Apple Fitness is organized automatically. Total distance, time, belt grade, personal records, and mileage achievements appear on one screen. • Every angle: Track distance, pace, heart rate, elevation, cadence, and more across daily, weekly, monthly, yearly, all-time, course, and standard-distance views, from 1 mile to 100 miles. • Goals and streaks: Create goals such as weekly distance, monthly run count, or 10K finishes. Miriam records whether each period was completed and counts streaks. • Frequent routes become courses: Choose one saved run and register it as a course. Similar past routes, and future runs with similar GPS paths, are automatically matched to the same course. See pace, heart-rate, and distance trends for familiar roads in one place. • Find your best by condition: Filter sessions by standard distance or course, then sort by distance, time, pace, average heart rate, cadence, power, active calories, elevation gain, ground contact time, and more. Miriam also finds standard-distance bests inside longer runs, such as the fastest 10K within a 12 km run. • Compare with past records: Pace, heart rate, and elevation charts can show past averages for the same course and your own average for the same standard distance. • Records and belt grades: View personal records, goal streaks, mileage achievements, and yearly medals in one place. Total distance is represented as a belt grade from white to blue, purple, brown, black, and red. • Share cards: Session cards turn a single run into a map or photo summary, while period cards summarize your day, week, month, year, or all-time records. Choose Satellite or Explore map styles, and include route heatmaps in period cards. • Home Screen widgets: Add goal progress and recent runs to Home Screen widgets to see them without opening the app. Add as many goal widgets as you like, one per goal, while the Activity widgets let you pick which period to show — today, this week, this month, this year, or all time. Miriam is free to use. Miriam Pro unlocks trend charts for every metric, share cards and data export, and unlimited goals and courses, with a one-month free trial. Miriam never sends your health or workout data to third-party servers. Everything is read from HealthKit and processed on your device, with no analytics SDKs, no ad SDKs, and no tracking. Your goals and courses sync only to your own iCloud. Course names are stored, never the routes you ran. Terms of Use: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

■ Log a run in seconds Enter distance, time, course, and how it felt. Pace (min/km) is calculated automatically — no stopwatch, no setup. ■ Your week at a glance The home screen shows this week's distance and count, plus your recent runs. Your streak of records builds up naturally. ■ Weekly graph & totals Review your distance week by week with a bar chart, and see total distance, total runs, and average pace together. ■ Course notes Name the routes you run often. Past courses are one tap away, so logging stays quick. ■ No GPS This app never uses location. You enter each run yourself, and everything is stored only on your device. No account is needed, and there is no upload or tracking. Note: the feel rating is a personal record. This app does not provide health or training guidance.