RunLoop features

Everything before, during, and after the run.

Route planning, instant tracking, trails, training, navigation, profiles, history, and post-run review—now available on the App Store for iPhone, with Android in beta.

AreaCapabilities
New iPhone designCharcoal-and-lime Home, clearer route controls, readable live run metrics, Activity history, and collapsible Profile sections.
Faster route searchMapped sources are checked in parallel with animated route-building progress. Results depend on coverage, available paths, and your connection; target distances are not guaranteed.
Start locationType an address, park, landmark, or trailhead—or use current GPS location.
Route generationLoop and out-and-back routes with distance, search radius, and four broad route styles: All Runnable, Trails & Pathways, Neighborhoods, and Roadways.
Route choicesUp to five ranked options, including Best Match, Most Rugged, and Most Scenic when enough distinct qualified routes are available.
Find NearbySearch around the selected origin for runnable parks, paths, trails, greenways, battlefields, recreation areas, and connected starting networks within the selected search radius.
Quick RunStart after a three-second countdown and track position-based GPS path, distance, time, pace, elevation, and splits without building a route. Distance does not depend on pedometer steps or arm motion. Active or paused sessions can recover when the app is reopened. Calories and steps are labeled estimates.
Trail ExplorerPublic trails, footways, hiking routes, cycleways, forest roads, parks, battlefields, recreation areas, nature reserves, map layers, and driving directions using public and configured official GIS sources.
TrainingEasy runs, tempo, intervals, hill repeats, long runs, 5K, 10K, and half-marathon simulations.
Voice & mediaTurn-by-turn voice guidance, spoken mile and average-pace updates, natural-voice prioritization, preview, and a saved offline voice choice. Voice availability and playback vary by device and cue; some announcements may use a system voice.
ProfileName, age, height, weight, pace, weekly mileage goal, experience, terrain, route defaults, shoes, emergency contact, navigation voice, Community access, and beta feedback.
PersonalizationProfile-driven route defaults, weight-based calories, height-based step estimates, and automatic shoe mileage.
Post-runDistance, time, pace, elevation, map, a finish-location weather snapshot with retry, estimates, route rating, journal note, sharing, history, and structured route feedback such as great trail, traffic, unsafe crossing, closure, pavement, or distance issues.
HealthApple Health support on iPhone and Health Connect integration on Android for supported workout and health-data workflows.
Background trackingActive-run location tracking is designed to continue when the screen is locked or the app is backgrounded, subject to platform permissions and operating-system behavior.
MapsNative route maps, elevation view, live location, trail overlays, route replay, and platform-appropriate Apple Maps or Google Maps driving-direction handoff.
CommunityUse the same account in the app and on the website for profiles, selected run sharing, clubs, leaderboards, privacy-masked Community routes, saved routes, current-condition reports, mileage challenges, reporting, and blocking.
DataCore profile details, settings, and run history are stored locally. An optional 13+ Community account can sync selected public profile fields and the runs or routes you choose. Account deletion is available in the app, Community website, and public deletion page.
Platform note: RunLoop Runner is available now on the App Store for iPhone running iOS 16.4 or later. Android remains in beta. Platform-specific health, voice, media, and background behavior may vary by device, operating system, permissions, and provider.