ShoeTracker - Running Shoes

How many miles are really on your running shoes? ShoeTracker reads your workouts from Apple Health and tells you when it's time to replace them. No cloud, no tracking.

When did you last replace your running shoes?

Worn-out shoes lose their cushioning – and are one of the most common causes of knee, shin and foot pain for runners. ShoeTracker keeps an eye on the wear of every pair automatically and tells you when it's time, before a great run turns into an injury.

No cloud, no account, no subscription. Your data stays on your iPhone.

HOW IT WORKS

ShoeTracker reads your runs automatically from Apple Health and assigns each one to the right shoe. Set a replacement distance for every pair – most running shoes last 300 to 500 miles – and see at a glance how much life is left in each sole.

YOUR DASHBOARD

• Monthly progress toward your personal distance goal
• Active shoe, current streak and average pace at a glance
• A visual calendar that marks every active day in color

AUTOMATIC ASSIGNMENT

• New workouts land on the right shoe on their own
• Custom rules by activity type and time window
• Assigned wrong? Fixed with a single tap

WEAR UNDER CONTROL

• Freely adjustable distance and time limits per shoe
• A clear read on how worn each pair is
• Retire shoes without losing their history

APPLE HEALTH

• Reads distance, duration, heart rate, calories, elevation and GPS route
• Syncs automatically on launch and in the background
• For running, walking, hiking, treadmill and more
• Miles or kilometers – whichever you prefer

EVERYTHING IN ONE PLACE

• Unlimited shoes with photo, brand, model, size and price
• Manual workouts for anything not in Apple Health
• Stats on pace, distance and activities per period
• Share your shoe stats as a designed card

YOUR DATA IS YOURS

ShoeTracker collects nothing, sells nothing and shows no ads. There's no account and no subscription. Your health data is read only to display it in the app and never leaves your device.

ShoeTracker – so your running shoes last exactly as long as they should. And not a mile longer.