All runs, kept
A running mate
Pick one goal, follow the week it builds, hear every kilometre out loud.
Coming to Google Play
- 6
- Ways to set a goal
- Every 1 km
- Voice cue
- 5
- Vivid themes
Every run leaves a flake
A route is never repeated exactly. Pace, turns, and the line you actually take make each one its own crystal. Runflake keeps that shape instead of flattening it into a number.
Four screens, one loop
Start, follow, review, repeat. Nothing to configure before your first run.
Start in one tap
Distance, pace, splits, and elevation land on your phone first. A dropped signal or a killed app never costs you the run.
Follow a real route
Curated city routes carry distance, surface, and turn by turn guidance, so you can keep your eyes up and your pace steady.
Read your history
Filter by week, month, distance or pace. Personal bests surface on their own, and estimates are always labelled as estimates.
Chase a goal
Pick the axis you actually think in, from weekly distance to a target weight. Runflake turns it into a weekly plan and shows the gap without shaming you.
A run that survives everything
Most running apps lose data at the worst moment. Runflake is built so that cannot happen.
Local first
Every point is written to your phone as it happens, before any network call.
Crash recovery
If the app dies mid run, the session comes back with the distance you already covered.
Offline by design
No signal, no problem. The run is saved as you go and uploads the next time you open Runflake with a connection.
Start it from your wrist
The watch app records a run with the same engine as the phone. Start, pause, and finish on your wrist, then let the watch hand the run over when the phone is back in range.
- Apple Watch
- Wear OS
Runs on its own
An outdoor run starts on the watch and keeps going with the phone left at home. Distance, time, average pace, and heart rate stay on the wrist.
Handed over, not dropped
The watch keeps the run until the phone confirms it arrived. A lost connection delays the handover instead of costing you the run.
Heart rate as you run
A paired watch feeds heart rate into a phone run as it happens. It is shown, never scored, so a sensor cannot move anyone up a board.
The watch shows distance, time, average pace, and heart rate. Courses, goals, and history stay on the phone.
Hear it, do not read it
Core numbers every kilometre, interval cues on time, and clear notice when you pause or resume. Turn any of it off in settings.
Real clips from the app, not a demo recording.
Pick a target, get a plan
Set the goal in the unit you actually think in. Runflake builds the weekly plan and keeps the progress honest.
Distance
Weekly kilometres with a safe ramp, capped by level
Runs
How many times a week, counted from 1 km or 10 minutes up
Time
Minutes on your feet, for habit before speed
Weight
A target weight turned into a weekly running plan
Calories
Weekly kilocalories, estimated from your weight and distance
Steps
Daily steps on iPhone, read from Apple Health
Numbers that cannot be measured directly are shown with an estimate badge.
A word after the run
The coach reads back the run you just finished and keeps going as you pick from the questions it offers. It runs on the phone, with no network call and no language model, and you can switch it off in settings.
Company, not competition
Rankings are optional, with daily, weekly, monthly and yearly boards. They run worldwide, by country, and per route.
Boards that fill up
Post a run, ask about a route, answer someone who is new to the city. Comments first, no follower counts.
Hide me from rankings, any time, in settings
Preview of the board layout, not real runners
Five vivid themes
One colour everywhere is boring and hard to read. Each theme keeps distinct roles for the hero, the action, the data, and the win.
Every theme is checked against WCAG AA in both light and dark.
Your run, your call
Written to your phone first
Every run is saved on your phone as it happens. Once you sign in and agree to the location terms, a finished run is copied to your account, GPS track included. Consent is per purpose, and reversible.
Estimates say estimate
Calories, elevation, and steps carry a badge when they are modelled rather than measured.
Delete means delete
One request removes your account and the runs behind it, on the server and on the phone.
Take it on your next run
Set a weekly goal, hear your numbers every kilometre, and keep every run on your phone.
Coming to Google Play
Free at launch. If we introduce paid features later, we will state the price before you are charged.