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iOS apps that are pretty good at tracking and exporting your data

iSmoothRun
$5.99

"Run farther, Run faster, Train smarter."

Directly Integrated

Runmeter
$4.99 per year

"The most advanced iPhone application for running..."

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Strava
Free

“Track your progress and challenge your friends!”

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iSmoothRun

Programmed by runners to help you train at your best. iSmoothRun supports Bluetooth sensors for HR-training, includes cadence tracking, an interval workout editor, and exports in a variety of formats.

Direct Integration

iSmoothRun can bulk export all of your runs to Smashrun from the app. Runs are sent as JSON objects so the data quality is really tight and we're able to build special features to support metrics that are unique to iSmoothRun.

How to import your data into Smashrun:

  1. In iSmoothRun > select Settings > Social & Export > Smashrun > Authorize
  2. Enter your smashrun.com login credentials > enable "Export when saving"
  3. After each run, you'll then be provided the option to save and automatically export to Smashrun
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Runmeter

Runmeter's core features provide you everything you need to record your runs, perform intervals, set training zones, and follow training plans. Note that you cannot export your data without paying for Elite.

Score Breakdown

  • Encodes pauses
  • Exports both GPX and TCX
  • Exports via email
  • Exports non-resampled file
  • Reliable data

How to import your data into Smashrun:

  1. In Runmeter, go to More > Settings > Email Updates > Auto Send Settings > Done.
  2. Tap + > Link > select either the GPX Link or TCX Link.
  3. Go back to More > Settings > Email Updates > Recipients > add username@smashrunimport.com.
  4. Remember to whitelist noreply@abvio.co within Smashrun > settings > profile > import via email.
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Strava

Strava is about fueling your competitive streak. It allows you to set course records on specific routes and offers monthly challenges.

Score Breakdown

  • Doesn't encode pauses
  • Exports both GPX and TCX
  • Doesn't export via email
  • Exports non-resampled file
  • Reliable data

How to import your data into Smashrun:

  1. After saving your run, it will automatically be uploaded to Strava.com
  2. Login to Strava's website and view your latest run.
  3. Click on 'Action' to the right of your map and choose 'Export as GPX'.
  4. Log in to your Smashrun account and mouse over the gear icon on the top-right of Overview.
  5. Click 'Import file' and select your Strava file to be imported.

Endomondo
Free

"Make fitness fun with this personal trainer and social fitness partner."

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RunKeeper
Free

"The personal trainer in your pocket."

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Endomondo

Endomondo can track any distance-based activity and cross-training activities. It also offers a premium version which enables runners to create their own training plans.

Score Breakdown

  • Doesn't encode pauses
  • Exports both GPX and TCX
  • Doesn't export via email
  • Exports non-resampled file
  • Reliable data

How to import your data into Smashrun:

  1. After completing your run, login to the Endomondo website and view your latest run.
  2. In the subsequent page, mouse over 'More Options' above the map, and click 'Export'.
  3. Choose either TCX or GPX, and save it locally.
  4. Log in to your Smashrun account and mouse over the gear icon on the top-right of Overview.
  5. Click 'Import file' and select your Endomondo file to be imported.
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RunKeeper

RunKeeper tracks your runs, walks, bike rides, hikes and more. It measures your progress against personal goals and offers paid training plans for various fitness objectives.

Score Breakdown

  • Encodes pauses
  • Exports GPX
  • Doesn't export via email
  • Exports non-resampled file
  • Unreliable data

How to import your data into Smashrun:

  1. After completing your run, login to the RunKeeper website and view your latest run.
  2. While viewing your activity detail, scroll down and click 'GPX' on the bottom right under Export.
  3. Log in to your Smashrun account and mouse over the gear icon on the top-right of Overview.
  4. Click 'Import file' and select your RunKeeper file to be imported.
Apps that we don't recommend due to data issues

SportsTracker
Free

“Turn your iPhone into a social sports computer.”

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MapMyRun
Free

"Built to help all runners, joggers, and walkers of all ability levels and ages..."

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Runtastic
Free

"Track your runs and activities, improve performance..."

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SportsTracker

SportsTracker specializes in running activities. It allows you to set up zone alarms for HR-training and stores all of your exercise data in an online workout diary.

Score Breakdown

  • Doesn't encode pauses
  • Exports both GPX and TCX
  • Exports via email
  • Exports non-resampled file
  • Unreliable data

How to import your data into Smashrun:

  1. After saving your run, login to Sports-tracker.com and view your latest run.
  2. Click 'Export' near the top-right nav.
  3. Log in to your Smashrun account and mouse over the gear icon on the top-right of Overview.
  4. Click 'Import file' and select your SportsTracker file to be imported.
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MapMyRun

Considered to be one of the easiest running apps to use, MapMyRun can track your runs while also providing route navigation and an online log of your diet.

Score Breakdown

  • Doesn't encode pauses
  • Exports TCX
  • Doesn't export via email
  • Exports non-resampled file
  • Unreliable data

How to import your data into Smashrun:

  1. After saving your run, login to MapMyRun's website and click on your latest run within your Activity Feed.
  2. In the subsequent page, click on the TCX button in the summary section to save it locally.
  3. Log in to your Smashrun account and mouse over the gear icon on the top-right of Overview.
  4. Click 'Import file' and select your MapMyRun file to be imported.
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Runtastic

Runtastic is a personal tracking app that records multiple outdoor exercise activities. The app's core features include workout maps and a personal workout diary.

Score Breakdown

  • Doesn't encode pauses
  • Exports both GPX and TCX
  • Doesn't export via email
  • Doesn't export non-resampled file
  • Unreliable data

How to import your data into Smashrun:

  1. After saving your completed run, log in to Runtastic's website and scroll down within 'Home' to view your latest run. Click on it.
  2. In the subsequent run activity page, click on the 'Download' button on the top-right.
  3. Select either GPX or TCX and save it locally.
  4. Log in to your Smashrun account and mouse over the gear icon on the top-right of Overview.
  5. Click 'Import file' and select your Runtastic file to be imported.

*The following apps were not included because either the app does not perform GPS tracking or there is no data export functionality -- Zombies, Run!, Fitocracy, Roadbud, Adidas miCoach Running, Ghost Race Lite.