While the app is free, there is also a subscription at $2.99 / £2.99 / AUS$2.99 a month which can record and save unlimited runs, alongside showing you trends in your exercises and able to adjust timers while you run.
Alongside the watchOS app using the always-on display feature from watchOS 8, Noland told me that developing with these latest features made it easier for him to create Runervals, while showcasing some new features. The app only runs on iOS 15 and above, due to Runervals being built entirely in SwiftUI, which is Apple's language to develop apps with. Runervals also connects to the Health app, so you can look at your previous runs in that app as well. You can track your history and see how you can improve your exercises through a progress screen on both your iPhone and Apple Watch. If you've been looking for an app that simply tracks your stats every time you go out for a jog, Runervals can help scratch that itch.Ĭreated by Ben Noland, the app detects when you're walking and running and gives you an easy to read table of your times, your distance, your average heart rate, and your pace.
