RunNote
RunNote: RunNote turns imported Apple Health runs into reflections, goals, and AI coaching. Ranked #26 of 33 in Running Apps for Apple Watch by our editors (5.8/10); pricing: Free plan · 7-day trial; best for runners wanting AI analysis of imported activities.
At a glance
- Editor score5.8 / 10
- PricingFree plan · 7-day trial
- Best forRunners wanting AI analysis of imported activities
- Free planYes
- Facts checked5 Oct 2026
Where it wins
- Imports run records from Apple Health with route and heart-rate details
- AI can analyze runs, review goals, and create training plans
- Tracks run notes, goals, personal records, and shoe mileage
Where it doesn't
- Designed for reviewing imported runs, not live run tracking
- Guided workouts are not part of the feature set
- Apple Watch phone-free recording is not confirmed
Our verdict on RunNote
RunNote is an iPhone running journal for runners who want to reflect on recorded activity and receive personalized coaching. It imports run records from Apple Health, including pace, heart rate, elevation, and route details, then lets runners add notes about condition, aches, and reflections. Its calendar, goals, personal records, streaks, runner levels, and shoe mileage tracking make it a fit for solo runners who value reviewing training over recording a run from the wrist.
The core distinction is analysis rather than live tracking. RunNote's AI can analyze runs, remember notes over time, review weekly goals, and generate training plans; weekly coaching and goal reviews add a recurring reflection loop. The product is described as a journal, not a live-tracking app, and guided workouts are not part of its offering. Runners looking for guided sessions or a primary Apple Watch app for recording should consider a different type of running product.
RunNote has a free plan and Monthly Pro and Yearly Pro options, with AI features highlighted for both paid plans. New annual subscribers receive a 7-day free trial. It supports iOS and web, and connects with Apple Health, Strava, and Garmin; the experience centers on iPhone-based journaling, while Apple Watch support is described on the developer website. Buyers who need phone-free recording should check that requirement carefully: it is not confirmed. For runners comfortable importing activities and seeking thoughtful AI review, the journal-and-coaching focus is the stronger fit.
RunNote pricing
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RunNote fact sheet
| Free plan | Yes |
|---|---|
| Paid from | Not verified |
| GPS run tracking | Not verified |
| Guided workouts | No |
| Training plans | Yes |
| Offline run support | Not verified |
| Phone-free tracking | Not verified |
| Other platforms | iOS, Apple Watch |
| Free trial | 7 days |
| Deployment | Mobile |
| Platforms | iOS, Web |
| Support | |
| Built for | Solo (editorial estimate) |
| Integrations | 3 integrations: Apple Health, Strava, Garmin |
| Pricing | Free plan · 7-day trial (source) |
| Website | kkirukstudio.com |
| Facts checked | 5 Oct 2026 |
RunNote integrations
RunNote lists 3 integrations on its own site.
- Apple Health
- Strava
- Garmin
Alternatives to RunNote
- StravaGPS tracking and route tools meet training analysis and community features.9.3
- Apple WorkoutA free Apple Watch running app with detailed metrics and customizable workouts.9.1
- Nike Run ClubA free running app with Apple Watch support, coaching audio and goal-based plans.9.0
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