Run with me: Find Partners

Run with me — track every run and find people to run with. Whether you're training for a marathon or just starting out, Run with me turns every run into something more. Record your route, pace, and distance with precision GPS. Find running partners near you. Join group events and meetups. Build a community around the kilometers you log. KEY FEATURES Run Tracking • Real-time GPS route, distance, pace, and calories • Background tracking that keeps recording when your screen is locked • Indoor and treadmill support using motion sensors • Detailed stats — splits, average pace, total time • Personal records and lifetime totals Find Running Partners • Discover runners near you with similar pace and goals • Send friend requests and build your running circle • Filter by preferred run times, distance, and pace Events & Meetups • Browse running events in your city • RSVP and see who else is joining • Create your own events and invite friends Stats & Progress • Weekly, monthly, and all-time mileage • Average pace across all runs • Step count and active minutes • Heart rate data from supported wearables (WHOOP and more) Community • Comment on friends' runs • Real-time chat with running partners • Leaderboards within your friend group Privacy First • Your routes are private by default • Choose what to share and with whom • Easy data export and account deletion • No ads, ever — completely free WHO IT'S FOR • Runners of all levels, beginner to ultra • People who hate running alone • Anyone training with a specific goal • Users who want a clean, ad-free experience PERMISSIONS • Location — required to track your route during a run • Background location — keeps tracking when your screen is off • Activity recognition — counts steps and detects motion • Notifications — for friend requests, event reminders, and run summaries Run with me is built by runners, for runners. No ads, no clutter, no upsells. Just you, your route, and the people who push you to go further. Download Run with me and turn your next kilometer into the start of something bigger.