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Title: OutRun is a simple iPhone run tracker that is privacy focused and integrates with Apple Health
Post by: HCK on April 09, 2020, 04:05:21 pm
OutRun is a simple iPhone run tracker that is privacy focused and integrates with Apple Health

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<p>I’ve been using my iPhone (https://www.9tomac.com/guides/iphone) to track my runs since 2010 when I first signed up for RunKeeper when I had an iPhone 3GS. I’ve  only used a GPS watch for varying points in my running career, so for me, the iPhone has always been my primary run tracker. In recent years, many of the popular running apps have been moving towards a subscription model (which is understandable considering the apps need constant development), but I always believed there was room for a simple running that that was private by default and shared the data with Apple Health (https://9to5mac.com/2019/07/09/apple-health-anthem/)/Activity app. Finally, there is a simple iPhone Run Tracker, and its called OutRun (https://outrun.tadris.de).</p>
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