Your year, tile by tile.

The whole year, replayed

Year in Review starts with the year playing back a day at a time. Twelve small calendars fill in as the runs happen, the big days pop, and the distance counts up to the year's total. It takes about three seconds and it is the part people film.

Then it moves on by itself, one card at a time. Tap to skip ahead, tap the left side to go back, hold to pause, swipe down to close.

What the cards show

• In perspective. Your distance next to something you know: further than London to Paris, the length of Great Britain, the whole Tour de France. Plus runs, time, average pace and the change on last year.
• Your biggest month, with its distance and runs.
• The long one. Your longest run, its route drawing itself in pace colours, with the date and where you ran.
• New personal bests. Every record distance you beat this year, from 1 km to the marathon, and the first time you ran one.
• Your runner type. Early bird, lunch-break runner, night owl, weekend warrior, or a Sunday-morning runner if one slot stands out. Next to it: the weeks you ran and your longest streak.
• Your shoes. The pair that did the most work this year, how far they went and how worn they are.

The poster

The last card puts the year on one poster: every day as a tile, your distance, runs, longest run and new bests, and your runner type. Share it as a story, or as a 4:5 card for a feed.

Every card carries a small Runtile mark, so friends who ask where it came from know.

Private, like the rest of Runtile

The cards are made on your iPhone from the runs in Apple Health. There is no account and nothing is uploaded, so Year in Review works the same in airplane mode. It is in all 21 of Runtile's languages.