3 recommended

Kyle HessFintech Product Manager · Written
I like it because I can use it for both running and cycling. I think it's easy to track your runs, share with friends, and the UI is nice and clean. Has an okay Apple Watch App, too.
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Hunter ClarkeCo-Founder @ CaseFleet; Creator · Written
Strava feels like it was made for athletes. Its tracking is hands down the most accurate (although with any of these products there is going to be some error). Tracking activities is the focal point of the application. With some other apps it almost seems like an afterthought considering the number of bells and whistles. The app has clean and easy to use social features that mostly stay to the periphery. Strava also seems to avoid the battery sucking energy costs of some of the alternatives (although this just might be a personal observation). Perhaps most importantly, it is a remarkably stable application at the tim… See more
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David WestProduct Manager @ Nibble Apps · Written
I'm a big fan of Strava. I had high hopes when their new watch app came out that they would have me investing in the Apple Watch too but sounds like it was pushed out a little bit too quickly under pressure from the strong community. Happy to wait it out though, but the social aspect of Strava makes it unbeatable for me.
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Runkeeper Go

Discover your best run

Jack DweckProduct Manager at Unroll.Me · Written
I previously used Nike+ Run Club but moved over for to Runkeeper because of its Gyroscope integration. Runkeeper allows you to track workouts, set goals, and see your progress over time.
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Runtastic

Your ideal health & fitness partner

Jenil GogariDesigner. Explorer. Geek. · Written
I have been using this for years now, it is accurate, allows you to track more than just running and has a social aspect.
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