SPLIT: Run Stories

Broadcast your run: stat overlays, satellite flyovers, race your past self. Every number real — straight from your watch. Free to start.

Your watch saw the whole thing. SPLIT brings it to life.

Turn any run into something worth posting — a broadcast-style stat overlay on your finish-line photo, your route flown over real satellite maps, or the whole run painted like a canvas. Every number is real, pulled straight from Apple Health or Strava. Nothing is faked.

BRING YOUR WORKOUT OR RUN TO LIFE Broadcast overlays — mile, pace, heart rate, and your official time, laid over your photo or video like a live sports graphic.

• Flyover — watch your route trace itself across real satellite imagery. Drone, satellite, street, or night views. • The Race — put two of your runs head-to-head on one screen. The you from 2017 vs. the you from today, racing on a shared clock. • Brushstroke — your route painted in ink that shifts color with your effort, cool to redline. • Stories that move — your data animates over any still photo, so a phone that stayed home is no problem.

IT'S ALL REAL

SPLIT reads the exact second your photo was shot and finds that same moment in your workout. The stats you see are the stats that happened — receipts, not guesses. When a time can't be verified, SPLIT tells you and lets you place the moment yourself.

WORKS WITH YOUR GEAR One-tap sync with Apple Health or Strava, or import GPX/TCX/FIT files from Garmin, COROS, Suunto, Polar, and more. SPLIT only ever reads your data — it never writes to Health.

MADE FOR SHARING Export a still or a video with everything burned in, ready for Stories, Reels, or the group chat. Add your own commentary — record yourself right over your run graphics.

FREE TO START

Classic, Minimal, and The Finish are yours free. Unlock all 18 premium styles — Flyover, The Race, Brushstroke, the poster set, and more — plus the signature widget kit and watermark-free exports with the Race Day Pass. One-time purchase, no subscription, ever.

From runners, for runners. Your run deserves better than a screenshot of a map.