EatRun 1.0.2: from today’s food to estimated running kilometres

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Before your run, what does today's food look like in kilometres?

I'm the maker of EatRun, a playful food-to-running-distance app for iPhone and iPad. It first accounts for your estimated full-day energy needs, then turns only the calories above that baseline into an approximate running distance.

Version 1.0.2 makes the input easier: a library of 744 foods and drinks, search using registered aliases and spacing variations, and a visible Portion button.

Set up your profile, then choose Portion → Food Library, find a food and choose the amount. Selecting the portion saves the entry. Add today's foods and check the KM number on Home.

The result is a light-hearted reference before heading out, not a training prescription or a distance you must run. Intake at or below the daily baseline shows 0 km.

No account is required. Food search and calculation work offline; your profile and food entries stay on the device. Free with banner ads; ad services may process device and ad data separately. Android remains in closed testing.

App Store: https://apps.apple.com/app/apple-store/id6813880654?pt=129336484&ct=ph_food102_20261017&mt=8