GPS run tracking
Distance, time, pace, calories, steps and elevation live during your run. Afterward you get splits and a map of your route. Auto-pause at traffic lights can be switched on.
- iPhone
- Apple Watch
- Android
Running tracker & running app with GPS
RunArc records every run, jog and walk with live pace, distance and a route map. Voice cues keep you on pace, while intervals and weekly goals help you improve. You can start running without an account.
Free to download · Premium optional (in-app purchases)
Choose how far you want to run each week – or just head out the door.
One tap, and RunArc records your route, pace and time with GPS. Voice cues tell you where you stand as you go.
Splits, map, personal bests and weekly stats show you how you are improving.
Clean, dark and stripped down to what matters, so you can see the numbers that count at a glance while you run.
From your first jog to half marathon training. The badges show which device each feature is available on.
Distance, time, pace, calories, steps and elevation live during your run. Afterward you get splits and a map of your route. Auto-pause at traffic lights can be switched on.
Time, distance and pace read out loud – every 1, 2, 3 or 5 km (or miles) or every 5 to 60 minutes. Stay on pace without looking at the screen.
Alternate running, walking and sprints – with templates for beginners (couch to 5K), tempo and pyramid, or build your own plan by time or distance.
Drop points on the map and see the distance before you go. Three favorite routes are free, unlimited with Premium.
A weekly distance goal, streaks, badges and challenges with XP and ranks from Beginner to Marathon Athlete (the top two ranks with Premium).
Weekly overview and your last 10 runs for free, plus personal bests for 1 km and 5 km. Month, year, full history, 10K and half marathon with Premium.
Your current run on the lock screen – as a Live Activity on iPhone, as a notification with pause and stop on Android. Plus Home Screen widgets.
Start a run right from your wrist – with GPS and heart rate, even without your iPhone in your pocket. The run shows up in the app automatically afterward.
Save runs with distance, calories, steps and route to Apple Health when you allow it.
Whether you are starting with run-walk intervals, working toward your first 5K or training for a half marathon, RunArc records every run in the same calm interface and shows how your pace and mileage develop.
Pace is how many minutes it takes you to cover a mile (or a kilometer). RunArc shows it live, reads it out to you and keeps the splits for every kilometer or mile, so you can tell whether you started out too fast.
A loop around the park, the walk to work or a stroll with the dog: walking counts too. Steps, calories and distance all feed into your weekly stats.
You do not need an account to run. RunArc stores your runs on your device. You decide what, if anything, leaves it.
Optional, as a subscription or one-time purchase in the app
Yes. You can download RunArc for free and record runs without buying anything. Longer-term stats, GPX export, charts and other extras are optional with Premium as an in-app purchase.
No. You do not need an account to run or review your runs. Only friends and cloud sync (Premium) in the iPhone app use Sign in with Apple.
Yes. On Apple Watch you start a run right from your wrist, with GPS and heart rate, even without your iPhone. The Android app has no watch app.
The Android version is coming soon. Once it is available, you will find the Google Play link here.
Yes. The interval planner has a template for beginners that alternates running and walking, and you can set your weekly goal as low as 5 km (about 3 miles).
Yes. In the settings you choose miles or kilometers; pace, voice cues and stats adjust to match.
Yes. With Premium you can export every run as a GPX file, for example for other training apps. Sharing an image of your run is free.
No. RunArc does not show ads.