RunTrace starts by bringing existing running records from Apple Health into one history, including routes, splits, and heart-rate data when available. It can also record new runs with GPS route mapping, live pace, auto-pause, and spoken split announcements by kilometer or mile. Distance and pace appear on the Lock Screen and Dynamic Island, and the Apple Watch app can record a run without the phone. The free features include Apple Health history, GPS recording, route profiles, split charts, heart-rate zones, calendars, and weekly trends. RunTrace Pro adds more options through a yearly subscription with a two-week trial for eligible new users, a monthly subscription, or a lifetime purchase; current prices appear in the app. GPS and heart-rate data can vary by device and conditions, so treat metrics as estimates rather than medical measurements.
RunTrace: GPS Running Tracker
A GPS running tracker that imports Apple Health history and records routes, pace, splits, and heart rate.
Overview
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The useful details.
What it does
- Import running history from Apple Health
- Record GPS routes, live pace, auto-pause, and spoken splits
- Track runs on Apple Watch without carrying the phone
- Review route profiles, heart-rate zones, weekly trends, and records
A good fit for
- Runners who want their Apple Health history and new GPS runs together
- Apple Watch users who want to record a run without the iPhone
Worth knowing
- GPS and heart-rate readings depend on device and conditions; Pro options and current prices are shown in the app.
Frequently asked questions
Answers based on the app’s official listing and reviewed information.
What is RunTrace: GPS Running Tracker used for?
A GPS running tracker that imports Apple Health history and records routes, pace, splits, and heart rate.
What can you do with RunTrace: GPS Running Tracker?
Import running history from Apple Health Record GPS routes, live pace, auto-pause, and spoken splits Track runs on Apple Watch without carrying the phone Review route profiles, heart-rate zones, weekly trends, and records
Who is RunTrace: GPS Running Tracker designed for?
Runners who want their Apple Health history and new GPS runs together Apple Watch users who want to record a run without the iPhone
What should you know before downloading RunTrace: GPS Running Tracker?
GPS and heart-rate readings depend on device and conditions; Pro options and current prices are shown in the app.
Does RunTrace: GPS Running Tracker include paid features?
The developer says Apple Health import, GPS recording, Apple Watch recording, route maps, splits, and core running history stay free. RunTrace Pro has monthly and yearly subscriptions; eligible new yearly subscribers may receive a two-week trial. Current prices are shown in the app.
Which platforms support RunTrace: GPS Running Tracker?
Greatooly's reviewed app information lists iOS.
Researched from official sources; this is not a hands-on review. Last checked 2026-11-04.
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