iRunner Run & Jog Tracker Reviews

Love It

Lizzza59

Been using this app for quite sometime now. It's easy to use. Highly recommend trying it

Pace Setter

Tee2363

This app keeps me going when I feel like slowing down and giving up. The only running/walking buddy I need is right here!

Great been using it for years, for both running and biking

Povern

Great app

IRunner

Marcolelyn

Love this app! I use it for walking every day !

Faulty syncing with Apple iHealth

VadMK

Quite often the app fails to pick up correct numbers of daily steps and calories burned. No way to correct the records on the web site and no way to repair records of daily activities within the app itself. Even the simplest task of reading iHealth data and uploading it to fitdigits web site has not been realized. I don't see any sense in adding new features until you fix your frequent syncing problems with iHealth.

I tried to love it, but....

10 days frustrated

I gave this app a lot more time to prove itself than I normally do. I really wanted to make it work, because I wanted to go from my dedicated fitness watch to a do-it-all Apple Watch. But, it has just let me down too many times. If you just want a basic time/distance/heartrate tracker, it's probably ok. But for custom workouts, it fails: - I don't want to take my phone out of it's beltpack mid-run, and custom workouts aren't displayed on the Apple watch. Therefore, I depend on the vocal cues. Two problems 1. verbal cues are sometimes confusing. When running at a pace, does "Zone too high" mean speed up or slow down? 2. sometimes, it fails to announce the end of a segment, missing my signal speed up or slow down as planned, or to miss my turn-around point. I thought it was my bluetooth earbuds dropping out, but switching to wired earbuds didn't solve the problem. Next, it gets confused and mis-handles complex workouts with repeats and mixed units of measure (time & distance, pace & heart rate). Today, the plan was: 1. Walk 4 minutes in HR zone 1 to warm-up 2. Walk 1 minute in HR Zone 1 3. Run 1 mile in Pace Zone 3 Repeat steps 2 & 3 four times. 4. Begin Recovery 5. End What I got was: 1. Warm up for 4 minutes 2. Walk for 1 minute in HR Zone 1 3. Run for 1 mile in Pace Zone 3 4. Walk for 1 minute in Zone 1 (not clear if it meant HR Zone or Pace Zone) 5. Run for 1 minute in Zone 3 6. Begin Recovery 7. End My approximately 4.5 mile workout terminated after about 1.25 miles. From there on, I was guessing as to pace, effort, time, and distance.

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