Apex RunYour runs are all in there.
Time to actually read them.
Years of runs, your Zone 2 ratio, your half-marathon pace ceiling — all already in Apple Health. Apex Run reads it all, no account needed, no manual import. Open the app and finally know your training.
Free to download · 14-day Pro trial · No account required
What's Inside
The questions you ask
after every run.
Answered before you've finished stretching.
Run Analysis
Thirty seconds in, you know whether the run did what you wanted — where you sped up, and what your heart rate was doing when you did. Route maps, pace overlays, and 15+ metrics per run.
Smart Insights
No digging required. The app tells you: this week's intensity spiked — give it a day before your next long run. VO2 Max trends, load alerts, and consistency patterns, ranked by what matters most right now. And when you want the whole block in one place, the Training Log lays every run out week by week, totals and notes included.
Personal Records
Your fastest 5K from three years ago is still in there. Do you know how much faster you are now? Best efforts across every distance, pulled from your full Apple Health history.
Runner's Toolkit
Calculate your target pace before you register. Know when your shoes have done their miles. The small things that are easy to lose track of in the middle of a training block.
Training Zones
You think you're running Zone 2. The data says 30% of that was Zone 4 — which explains why your recovery always feels harder than it should. Build zones from your own max HR, heart rate reserve, or lactate threshold.
Monthly Report
Look back at the end of the month and see exactly which week the rhythm broke — you didn't feel it then, but you'll see it now. Mileage, pace trends, Zone 2 ratio, and top performances in one view.
Built from real training
Built for runners who want
the full story behind every run.
Apple Health can hold years of training, but it is difficult to read across weeks and seasons. Apex Run began as a way to turn that history into clear pace, load, form, and race signals — without another account.
It was designed against real, high-volume training histories without treating one runner's mileage, intensity balance, or goals as the standard for everyone.
Read the dev diary →"See whether easy days stayed easy — and where heart rate began to drift."
"A PR is more useful when you can see where on the route it happened."
"Your Apple Health history is already there. Read it across weeks, seasons, and goals."
Explore
Look around before you download.
A walkthrough of every screen, the running reference behind it, dev notes, and my own running log.
Every screen, and what it tells you
See what Apex Run does with a run you've already done — splits, zones, training load, recovery. Screenshots of every feature, and where to find it.
Running Reference
Training zones, pace guides, glossary, and interactive calculators. The same knowledge built into Apex Run, now readable anywhere.
Latest — September 2026
The strength timer I built because I kept checking the clock
My Running, Week by Week
Weekly mileage, Zone 2 reflections, and what the data shows about running 300km a month. Real training, real numbers.
Your running history is already there.
Time to finally read it.
Every run you've ever tracked in Apple Health — with the analysis you've always wanted, and none of the account setup you don't.
↓ Download on the App StoreFree · 14-day Pro trial · No account · iOS only