Your runs, without typing anything in
RunScene reads your runs straight from Apple Health or Google Health Connect. Record on whatever you already use — a watch, your phone, another app — and it appears.
Record with whatever you already own
RunScene does not ask you to change how you record runs. If your watch writes to Apple Health or Health Connect, your runs arrive on their own: distance, duration, pace, route, heart rate and calories.
That means no double-logging, no screenshots in the group chat, and no arguments about whose watch was right.
The detail that actually tells you something
Every run breaks down into kilometre splits so you can see whether you went out too fast — the most common reason a run feels worse than it should.
RunScene separates moving time from total time, so a run with a long wait at a crossing does not quietly ruin your average pace. Distances are recorded to the nearest ten metres rather than rounded, because rounding is how a personal best disappears.
Best efforts, found automatically
RunScene scans each run for your fastest continuous 1 km, mile, 5 km and 10 km segments — so a fast 5 km inside a 7 km run still counts as a 5 km best.
You do not have to race to set a personal best, and you do not have to notice it yourself.
Training load, so you know when to back off
RunScene compares your recent training with your longer-term baseline to show whether you are building sensibly, holding steady, or ramping up faster than your body is likely to absorb.
It is the same acute-to-chronic ratio coaches use, and it is most useful in the weeks you feel great and are quietly overreaching.
Common questions
Do I need to start a run in RunScene?
No. Record however you already do, and the run syncs from Apple Health or Health Connect once you next open the app.
Does RunScene work with Apple Watch, Garmin and Strava?
If your device or app writes runs to Apple Health or Google Health Connect — which Apple Watch, Garmin, Strava and most others do — RunScene picks them up.
Is run tracking free?
Yes. Syncing runs, splits, routes and your club feed are all free. Deeper analysis like training load and race predictions are part of Runner Pro.
Will it double count if I use another running app?
No. RunScene reads a single source per workout rather than adding up every app that recorded the same run.
Does it track cycling or other sports?
RunScene imports running activities only, so a cycle or a padel session will not appear as a run.
