5K Runmeter Run Walk Training

Name: 5K Runmeter Run Walk Training
Rating: 4.5 (109 reviews)
Author: Abvio Inc.

By: Abvio Inc.

5K, 10K, Half & Marathon Plans

Features & Capabilities

5K Runmeter is a feature-rich training app designed for iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch, and iCloud. It provides complete plans for 5K, 10K, half, and marathon, plus customizable training schedules, calendar syncing, and in-depth analytics with maps, splits, graphs, intervals, and zones.

Key capabilities include GPS tracking with Google Maps, HealthKit integration for heart rate data, audio announcements to keep you in the zone, flexible interval training, and easy import/export (GPX/TCX/FIT/KML). Share results, synchronize calendars, and upgrade to Elite for advanced features.

User Growth & Download Statistics

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By:

Abvio Inc.

Rating:

4.50

(109)

Version:

12.1.52 Last updated: 2026-05-29

Version code:

886178923

Creation date:

2012-07-17

Compatible devices:

Size:

115.75MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-04

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 146,258 ▼ 528

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Developed by:

Abvio Inc.

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/5k-runmeter-run-walk-training/id531550132

Website:

https://5krunmeter.com

User Reviews

Overall, users praise the app for a strong 5K training plan, good history and map tracking, and useful cross-app features (Apple Watch, MyFitnessPal). However, intrusive ads and pricey upgrades, reliability problems, and a clunky UI with missing alerts create a mixed experience. When it works, it offers effective training tools and tracking; otherwise pricing, stability, and usability frustrations limit satisfaction.

Pros

Structured 5K training plan with pacing and progress tracking, editable as needed.
Solid history tracking with run maps and reminders that help you follow the plan.
Apple Watch compatibility makes training easy on the wrist.
Good data integration and sharing options (MyFitnessPal sync; progress history; email alerts).
Motivational pacing and run/walk reminders that support workout adherence.

Cons

Intrusive advertising and aggressive Elite membership upsell that can’t be closed and interrupts use.
Paid upgrade often offers limited, unclear or no extra functionality, making it feel not worth the cost.
Stability and reliability issues, including crashes, freezes, and workouts not being tracked properly.
Complex, non‑intuitive user interface and navigation, with features hard to discover or use (e.g., skipping weeks).
Missing or unreliable run/walk alerts/prompts (especially in the free version), reducing the app’s effectiveness.

Recent reviews

I decided to try this app because it advertised that I could use it free of charge but of course that was a lie. I signed up for the trial which would give me one week free and then it would renew at $9. 99 for the following year. The app does not notify you on what interview you are so you have no idea how much longer you have to go. I tried to sync it with my calendar and the app kept crashing and of course it erased my entire workout that I was in the middle of doing, never again. If I’m gonna pay for an act there are much nicer ones out there with the features that I need. Do yourself a favor and find one of those apps.