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RunnerUp

RunnerUp - an open source GPS tracker with advanced workout and audio cues.

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About RunnerUp

Track your sport activities with RunnerUp using the GPS in your Android phone:

* See detailed stats around your pace, distance and time.

* Get stats and progress with built-in highly configurable audio cues.

* Run free runs with target pace or target heart rate zone

* Easily configure and run effective interval workouts modeled after Garmin

* Share your favorite workouts with friends (using email)

* Heart rate monitor: Bluetooth SMART (BLE)

* Configure and use heart rate zones

Upload your activities to a variety of running sites with a single click:

* Strava

* RunKeeper

* RunningAHEAD

Explanation to anti-features:

* NonFreeNet: Uploading to Strava and other services makes use of non free net services. (The uploading is open similar to uploading a .tcx file, but the services are not open.)

* UpstreamNonFree: The Play version (can be installed at the same time as the F-Droid version) has additional features using non free libraries, see below

Features removed compared to Play version:

* Map view (OsmDroid instead of MapBox, no MapBox API key in free)

* WearOS app (requires non-free Play services)

* HR ANT+ connectivity (requires closed source lib)

* Runalyze and Dropbox upload (Requires API keys. Runalyze test upload possible.)

* Download customized apk to device (F-Droid binary is universal for all supported binaries).

What's new in 2.11.0.1

#1323 Use system file picker (SAF) for DB export/import #1326 fix: elevation null handling #1320 fix check mslAltitude conditions #1318 Modify distance picket when using Miles

How to install RunnerUp

  1. Tap Download — the app's official page on F-Droid opens.
  2. Install it with the F-Droid app (recommended, for automatic updates), or use the download button on that page.
  3. If Android asks, allow the F-Droid app or your browser to install apps, then tap Install.
  4. Open RunnerUp from your app drawer.

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