EAT.RUN.
A playful look at today’s food in running kilometres
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A playful look at today’s food in running kilometres
2 followers
Before your run, see today’s food in kilometres. Enter foods and portions; EatRun turns calories above your estimated full-day needs into an approximate running distance. A playful reference, not a training target. Free for iPhone/iPad with ads.
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Hi Product Hunt! I'm the maker of EatRun (먹빼 in Korean). Before a run, what does today's food look like in kilometres? I built the app as a playful way to explore that question.
Enter the foods and portions you ate, then check the estimated KM result. The app first accounts for your estimated full-day energy needs and converts only calories above that baseline into running kilometres. At or below it, the result is 0 km. This is a reference, not a training target or a distance you must run.
Set up your profile, then choose Portion → Food Library, find a food and select its amount. The selection saves the entry; check KM on Home. Version 1.0.2 includes 744 foods and drinks to make these inputs easier.
Free for iPhone and iPad with banner ads and 22 UI languages. No account required; food search and calculation work offline, and your profile and food entries stay on your device. Ad services may process device and ad data separately.
I'd love to hear whether the estimated-distance explanation is clear and which familiar foods are hard to find. No personal meal records or body information needed.
App Store: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6813880654
📲 Download EAT.RUN. free: https://tinyurl.com/bonney-apps#eat_run
Tap App Store on the app card.
I'm the maker of EatRun. Shoes on—what does today's food look like in kilometres?
Before your run, enter the foods and portions you ate and take a playful look at the estimated distance. Your estimated full-day energy needs come first: only calories above that baseline become running kilometres.
Set up your profile, then choose Portion → Food Library, find a food and pick the amount. Selecting the portion saves the entry; check the KM number on Home. Version 1.0.2 includes 744 foods and drinks with local names and registered aliases.
At or below the baseline, the app shows 0 km. The number is an estimate, not a training target or a distance you must run.
Free for iPhone and iPad with banner ads. No account required; food search and calculation work offline, with profile and food entries stored on the device. Android remains in closed testing.
App Store: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6813880654
The video uses an AI scene and voice, with real English app screens and example inputs.
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