rit.run

Your run starts with Today’s coaching and continues with workout reviews and an AI weekly plan. Stop searching for running music: listen to original rit.run Music at your cadence on supporting tracks. View lyrics, playlists and original wide covers. Record outdoor and indoor runs on Apple Watch with six workout views. Leave voice notes during a run, then replay audio and read transcripts, summaries and workout topics on iPhone. Export the recordings linked to a topic. Delete original audio alone or an entire memo. Set up personal Siri phrases for recording and saving. Audio processing requires connectivity and consent. Review interval charts and grade-adjusted pace; use side navigation and two-column views on supported wide displays. Connect rit.run to ChatGPT where available. Text and image Nudge widgets keep your run on the Home Screen. rit.run is a running tracker that helps you record, understand, and share every run—from a quick daily run to a long training day. Start in localized guest mode or sign in to keep more of your running history together. Record GPS routes and review distance, time, pace, cadence, elevation, weather, and heart rate in one place. Bring in supported device and health data when available. • Set cadence and pace goals and follow voice guidance while recording your route on the map. • Sign in to explore ready-to-play ritrun music by theme, country, and running goals, with saved tracks available offline. • Record runs in real time with pause, resume, and auto pause. • Review pace trends, heart-rate zones, recovery, workout classifications, and an AI-assisted weekly running plan with daily guidance. • Save and follow routes, organize route collections, and revisit detailed workout history. • Track shoe mileage, goals, badges, weekly leagues, and global rankings for runners, shoes, and routes. • Share activity posts, follow other runners, and receive optional notifications for comments, replies, and new workouts. • Keep your next run visible with daily reminders, home-screen widgets, and voice guidance. AI guidance can be inaccurate. rit.run helps with workout recording and analysis and does not provide medical advice or diagnosis. COROS connection is in testing. The app shows workout import readiness.