Rungle: Running Content Editor

The run is done. Now for the photos and reels! Wrap up your run with Rungle. Version 2.3.0 shows every stat of your run in Run details and lets you fix them yourself. Courses now reach more of South Korea, Australia, and Canada. ● New! Your whole run in Run details Ever wanted more than distance and pace? Run details now shows calories, average and max heart rate, cadence, and elevation gain. Runs with a route show it on a map, and Splits shows your pace for every kilometer. You'll also see the weather, indoor or outdoor, and the app you recorded with. ● New! Match your NRC and Garmin stats Recorded with another running app, but Rungle showed a different cadence? In Run details, tap a stat and enter the value from that app. You can add or fix calories, heart rate, cadence, and elevation gain. The values you enter also appear in your stats overlays. For apps like NRC that don't save step counts with the workout, Rungle no longer calculates cadence on its own for newly imported runs. ● Courses in more cities Courses now cover 13 more regions across South Korea, including Incheon, Daegu, Gwangju, and Jeju, with more courses in Seoul, too. Live in Australia or Canada? You'll now find courses in Sydney and Melbourne, and in Toronto, Vancouver, and Montreal. If your iPhone region is set to Australia or Canada, your country's courses show first. The map also stays smooth when you drag or zoom over areas packed with courses. ● 7 new stats overlay layouts The Simple tab adds 7 new layouts, including Route stats, Split bars, and Wide caps. Split bars shows your pace for each kilometer as bars. For runs with a route, One row and Stacked now draw it, too. Change the route color in the [Route] tab when picking colors. ● Choose your distance unit Go to Settings > Display > [Distance unit] and pick Kilometers or Miles. Until you choose, Rungle follows your iPhone's measurement setting, like before. ● Other changes - NRC runs not showing up? Tap [NRC runs not showing up?] under Settings > App permissions to see how to turn it on in the Health app. - New example videos for 6 reel templates: Cut Edit, KM Splits, Running Man Freeze, Spider Shot, Shoe Aura, and Monthly Recap. - When you choose a run in the editor, runs with cadence now show it. - You can now add a run from a screenshot with [+] at the top right of Choose a run, too. - You can now open Settings from the Profile tab without logging in. - Fixed an issue where reel template and overlay cards on Home looked washed out when you had no runs. Tapping a card now asks you to connect your run records first. - Fixed an issue where photos showed through the [Choose from library] button when you picked media with [+] in the reel editor. - Fixed an issue where routes stayed empty after reinstalling the app. Rungle now fills in the route from the same workout when it syncs with the Health app. Made it this far? Why not open Run details for your last run? Give the new Rungle a try, then leave a review with what you liked and what could be better. And if you got out for a run today: well done! The Rungle team

The run is done. Now for the photos and reels! Wrap up your run with Rungle. Version 2.2.0 adds running courses that draw pictures on the map, and lets you make reels from runs with only photos. ● New! Draw on the map as you run: Courses Not sure where to run today? Open the new Courses tab to browse 300+ courses in Seoul, Busan, and Jeonju, South Korea, all on one map. Each one turns your route into a picture, like a star, a heart, a puppy, or a capybara. Narrow them down by Region, Type, and Distance. Tap a course line you like, then tap [Export GPX] to save the route as a file. Load it into a running app or watch that supports GPX files, and follow the course on your run. You'll also find courses by region under Running Courses on Home. ● New! Reels from photo-only runs Only took photos on your run, no videos? Those deserve more than your camera roll. You can now tap [Make a reel] and pick a template even without videos. Cut Edit uses AI to pick shots from your run photos for a draft, and KM Splits makes a scene for each kilometer from the photos you took mid-run. Only a few video clips? Cut Edit fills the rest with photos. ● Monthly Recap: one scene for every run Until now, Monthly Recap only included runs where you filmed videos. Now every run that month gets a scene. For runs without videos, AI picks one of that run's photos. ● Other changes - AI best cuts now recommend just one of several identical photos taken in a row. - While you wait for best cuts, you'll see each step: sending your photos, then AI picking them. - When your own draft shows on the KM Splits card in Reel templates, tap the card to go straight to the editor. - In the reel editor, you can now choose a photo when you [Replace] a cut. - Fixed an issue where stats overlays with cadence spilled past the edges of your photo or video when first added. - Fixed an issue where a reel could finish without its stats overlay. If the overlay can't be added, you'll now see an error screen, and you can tap [Export again]. Made it this far? What picture will you draw on the map this weekend? Give the new Rungle a try, then leave a review with what you liked and what could be better. And if you got out for a run today: well done! The Rungle team