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Runners

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iPhone and Apple Watch running coach app that imports watch data, shows pace and heart-rate insight and syncs custom training plans.

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About Runners

Runners is listed on the App Store as PaceGuru: Marathon Run Coach, an app for iPhone and Apple Watch. It imports running data from your watch, shows AI pace, heart-rate and fatigue insights, and compares similar runs from the last 30 days. It is aimed at runners from a first 5K to a marathon who want more structure in their training.

Run tracking covers weekly, monthly and 30-day progress with charts of distance, pace, heart rate and calories burned. You can create custom heart-rate and pace zones, design running plans and sync them to the watch, then follow a plan, run and review loop to keep improving. The app is free to download with an optional membership billed through Apple, listed at 0.99 USD per month or 8.99 USD per year.

Key features

  • Import of running data from Apple Watch
  • AI insight on pace, heart rate and fatigue
  • Comparison of similar runs over 30 days
  • Custom heart-rate and pace zones
  • Training plans synced to the watch
  • Weekly and monthly progress charts

Good fit for

  • Marathon training with plan and watch sync
  • Reviewing pace and heart-rate trends
  • Runners preparing for a first 5K
Tags
running
apple-watch
training-plans
ios-app
marathon
heart-rate

Runners: questions and answers

What is Runners used for?
Runners is an iPhone and Apple Watch running coach app that imports watch data, shows pace and heart-rate insight and syncs custom training plans. It is a good fit for marathon training with plan and watch sync, reviewing pace and heart-rate trends, and runners preparing for a first 5K.
How much does Runners cost?
Runners is a paid product with no free plan. Free to download; membership at USD 0.99 per month or USD 8.99 per year.
Is Runners open source?
No. Runners is proprietary (closed-source) software. In the Productivity category, open-source options include PowerToys, Stirling PDF and Ladybird.
What are some alternatives to Runners?
Runners competes with Strava.

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