Features

What is in the app

A plan with VDOT paces, a route for each session, a recap after every run, and a week that is adjusted when training does not go to plan.

A training week in the Runapt app
Runapt on a Garmin: interval rep and target pace

Training built around you

Race, a recent time, the days you can train. You get a 4–18 week block. Easy, tempo, threshold, intervals, long run. The paces come from VDOT.

  • 5K, 10K, half marathon, and marathon
  • Easy, tempo, threshold, interval, and long-run paces
  • A bad week is rebuilt before you see it

A route for every session

Open the session. The loop is already drawn, at the workout distance, from where you stand. Route generation is live in the Netherlands and the United Kingdom.

  • A loop from your GPS position
  • Distance set by the workout
  • Routing on OpenStreetMap

Training that adapts

Your training responds to missed sessions, tired legs, and daily readiness. Adjust the week as life changes.

  • A daily readiness number
  • Hold, cut, or move the session
  • Missed runs and slow intervals change the week

Understand your training

After the run the note is about that workout. Pace drift. The hills. Whether you hit the target. Then what the next hard day should do about it.

  • A note about the run you just did
  • The same signals across weeks
  • Why the next session moved

Find your pace

Target pace stays on screen. So does the gap. An interval has a number, a start, and a stop.

  • Ahead or behind, on screen
  • A pace window for that workout
  • Color for the effort

Keep your running connected

Phone runs and the watches you already use land in one history. No signal, and the run syncs later.

  • HealthKit sync
  • Garmin Connect IQ app
  • Strava sync
  • Polar sync
  • The run waits on the phone until you have signal
  • One history across phone and watch

Today’s run on Garmin

The phone owns the plan. The free Connect IQ app puts today’s session and interval targets on your wrist. Pair once with a code.

  • Free on Connect IQ Store
  • Pair with a 6-digit code from the phone app
  • Intervals and pace targets on the watch
  • Details on /garmin

Hide home. Keep the stats.

The vault shows what each app can see. A circle around home and work stays off shares and exports. Export the lot, or delete GPS and keep the stats. No ad SDKs.

  • Data vault: what every connected app can see, with a privacy score
  • Route privacy zones hide your home and work from shares, exports, and synced GPS
  • One-tap export of everything Runapt stores about you
  • Delete all GPS routes while keeping your stats and streaks
  • No ad-tracking SDKs, ever
Runners spaced across a running track, seen from above

Every session has a purpose.

Tempo, threshold, long run. The pace is already there before you lace up.

Workflow

How a week actually runs.

1

The race

Distance, date, one recent time, the days you can train.

2

The session

Distance, a loop, a pace, and why it is easy, tempo, or intervals. Before you leave.

3

After

Pace drift, the hills, whether you hit the target. A note about that run.

4

The rest of the week

Missed Tuesday or a bad night. Friday gets cut before you stack it.

Runapt workout recap screen with distance, pace, and coach notes
Split times on a Garmin during a run

Runapt on Garmin Connect IQ

Today’s session and interval targets on your wrist. Free Connect IQ app, paired with the phone plan.

Start with a free plan.

Download Runapt and build your first training week. The free plan has no time limit.

Or start on the web