RunTrace starts by bringing existing running records from Apple Health into one history, including routes, splits, and heart-rate data when available. It can also record new runs with GPS route mapping, live pace, auto-pause, and spoken split announcements by kilometer or mile. Distance and pace appear on the Lock Screen and Dynamic Island, and the Apple Watch app can record a run without the phone. The free features include Apple Health history, GPS recording, route profiles, split charts, heart-rate zones, calendars, and weekly trends. RunTrace Pro adds more options through a yearly subscription with a two-week trial for eligible new users, a monthly subscription, or a lifetime purchase; current prices appear in the app. GPS and heart-rate data can vary by device and conditions, so treat metrics as estimates rather than medical measurements.
