Your running,
all in one place.
Runtile turns the runs saved in Apple Health into clear totals, a colourful year of tiles, your personal bests and the distance on your shoes. Works with Apple Watch and the running apps you already use.
- No account
- Works with any watch or app
- Stays on your iPhone


Whatever kind of runner you are.
Whether you just finished your first 5K, run a few times a week for fun, or are training for a marathon, Runtile shows how your running is going in plain, simple numbers.
- Just starting
Every run counts.
Set a monthly or yearly goal, build a streak and celebrate every milestone, from your very first 5K.
- Running for fun
Watch your year fill up.
Every day you run becomes a tile. Look back at a great month and share good-looking cards of your runs.
- Training for a race
Know if it is working.
Follow your personal bests and race time estimates, your heart rate zones, and whether your easy days are really easy.
Your whole year, one tile a day.
Every day you ran is a tile, coloured by how far or how fast you went, so big days and easy days stand out at a glance. Hover a tile, then switch between pace and distance.
Distance colours for this year are free. Pace colours and earlier years come with Pro. Learn more ›
Every run, one clear number.
See how far you ran this week, month or year, compared with the same point last time. Your runs, time, average pace and streak sit right beside it.
Set a goal and a ring fills up as you get closer. Only runs count, so a walk to the shops never pads your total.

Celebrate every week.
Highlights tell the story of each week, month and year: your longest run, your fastest, your biggest week, new records and milestones.
Crossed 1,000 miles? Runtile notices, tells you how far the next milestone is, and makes a card to share it.

Beat your personal bests.
Your best times for 1 km, 1 mile, 5K, 10K, half marathon and marathon, found inside every run, with a top 10 for each. Plus your longest runs and biggest weeks.
See how long each record has stood, and what time you could run in your next race.

Relive every run.
Your route drawn and coloured by pace, splits for every kilometre or mile, heart rate, elevation and running form from your watch.
Slide a finger along the timeline to see what happened at any moment. With Pro, similar runs compare it with your recent runs of the same distance, so you can see if you are getting faster.
Train smarter, not harder.
See how your running splits between easy and hard, how long you spend in each heart rate zone, and whether you are getting fitter over time.
After a big week, a friendly note reminds you to rest. After a break, another helps you ease back in. Those notes are free.
Most of your runs are easy, with a few hard days. That is how you get fitter without getting hurt.

Know when your shoes are done.
Add the shoes you run in and Runtile assigns your runs to them automatically. See how far each pair has gone and get a reminder when it is time for new ones.
Open a pair to see its runs, pace, heart rate, cost per mile and when to retire it. Compare pairs, and bring your shoe history over from a Strava export in a couple of taps.


Share runs that look great.
Turn any run into a story with your own photo behind it, a clean card, or stickers to drop on your own post.
Share your month, your year of tiles or your personal bests too.

Your runs on your Home Screen.
This Month, This Week, Last Run, Load and Recovery, Streak and Lock Screen widgets are free. Tap a shoe on Last Run to assign your run without opening the app.
With Pro, add the Heatmap, Shoe and Records widgets. See every widget ›
This Month·Medium
This Week·Medium
Last Run·Medium
Heatmap·MediumPro
Shoe·MediumPro
Records·MediumPro
Places·MediumPro
This Month·Small
This Week·Small
Last Run·Small
Load and Recovery·Small
Streak·Small
Shoe·SmallPro
Records·SmallPro
Keep recording the way you like.
Runtile does not record runs. It reads every run saved to Apple Health, from Apple Watch, Strava, Nike Run Club, Garmin Connect, COROS, Polar and more. Two apps saved the same run? Runtile merges them.
Runs only. Walks stay out.
The Health app adds walking and running into one distance, so every trip to the shops makes your running look bigger. Runtile counts runs, and only runs.
How to connect your app ›- Commute walk+3 km
- Morning run+10 km
- Dog walk+4 km
- Evening run+8 km
- Commute walkskipped
- Morning run+10 km
- Dog walkskipped
- Evening run+8 km
- No accountOpen the app and it works. Nothing to sign up for, no ads, no tracking.
- On your iPhoneEvery number is worked out on your phone. There is no Runtile server and no analytics.
- Read onlyRuntile reads your runs from Apple Health and never changes your Health data.
- Place namesOnly where a run starts and finishes is sent to Apple Maps, to show the place name.
Free to run with. Pro for the whole story.
Totals, goals, streaks, Highlights, personal bests, one pair of shoes, sharing and six widgets are free, with no time limit. Pro adds every earlier year, pace colours, all insights and race times, unlimited shoes and the Pro widgets.
- Try every Pro feature free for a week
- Cancel before the trial ends and pay nothing
- About $1.67 a month
- Every Pro feature and future update
- Family Sharing included
- Subscribers can switch from Settings
- Pro for a training block
- No commitment
- Switch to yearly or lifetime later
Questions runners ask
I just started running. Is Runtile for me?
Yes. Set a small monthly goal, watch your streak grow and see every milestone, from your first 5K on. The numbers are plain and friendly, with no training jargon.
Does Runtile work with my watch?
Yes, if your watch or app saves runs to Apple Health. Apple Watch does this on its own. Strava, Garmin Connect, Nike Run Club, COROS, Polar and Suunto all have a switch to save workouts to Health. Runtile reads them from there.
Does Runtile record my runs?
No. Keep recording with whatever you use today. Runtile reads the finished run from Apple Health and shows you what it means.
Why not just use the Health app?
Health keeps one distance for walking and running together, so every walk makes your running total bigger. Runtile reads only your runs, then adds what Health does not have: goals, streaks, highlights, personal bests, a year of tiles and shoe mileage.
Is my data sent anywhere?
No. There is no account and no server. Everything is worked out on your iPhone. Where a run starts and finishes is sent to Apple Maps to show the place name, and if you switch a route to the map view, Apple Maps loads the map of that area. Your route itself never leaves the phone. Runtile never changes your Health data.
What is free, and what does Pro cost?
Totals, goals, streaks, Highlights, personal bests, this year's tiles, one pair of shoes, sharing and six widgets are free, with no time limit. Pro adds earlier years, pace colours, all insights and race times, unlimited shoes and more. It is $3.99 a month, $19.99 a year with a 7 day free trial, or $49.99 once.
Is there an Android or iPad version?
No. Runtile is built on Apple Health, which is on iPhone. It needs iOS 17 or later.
Start with your last year of runs.
Runtile reads what is already in Health. Your history appears in seconds, no account needed.
