Hi Product Hunt,

I'm Dongho, and I lead the small team in Korea behind Rungle.

Why we built it

A lot of runs end the same way: dozens of photos in the camera roll, a stats screenshot, and a few different apps to turn them into one post. When we talked to runners, we kept hearing the same thing. The hard part isn't the run. It's the time and effort of editing afterward. So our whole team started running and making running content ourselves, and we felt it too.

What Rungle does

Imports distance, pace and time from Apple Health, or reads them from a screenshot of your running app. Keep the app you already run with.
Puts your stats on your photos with 30+ overlay styles (now with heart rate, calories and elevation, too)
AI best cuts suggests which of your ten near-identical photos is worth posting
Reel templates with filming guides: KM Splits, Running Man Freeze, Spider Shot, Shoe Aura and more
Running Courses: find picture-shaped routes on the map, like hearts, stars and even dogs, then export the GPX

Where we are

We launched on the App Store on August 27 and started telling runners about it on October 19. Since then, feedback from runners has shaped most of what we've shipped. Right now the biggest demand is for Running Courses, so that's where most of our effort is going. Courses cover cities across South Korea, plus San Francisco and Seattle in the US so far. We'll also keep adding new Reel templates and stat overlay styles.

Rungle is free, and you can add stats to photos without signing in. AI features need a sign-in because photos and videos are processed on our server, and they're deleted once processing is done.

We'd love your feedback:

Which Reel template would you actually use after a run?
Which city should get running courses next?
Was anything confusing in your first few minutes?

Thanks for checking it out. And if you ran today, well done!