Running Progress
Your run records and whether you are getting faster, over time. It reads your best efforts and a fitness estimate, never plain average pace, and only claims progress when the trend is sure.
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What this feature looks like in the app
Bests and trends
Fastest pace, fastest 5K and 10K, top speed, longest run, and biggest climb, each with the day you set it. Charts track pace, fitness, distance, and top speed.
What it is
See how your running is going over time. Kinoku shows your best runs. It also tells you when you are getting faster. It reads your own run history. Nothing is uploaded, and it is free. You reach it from the running page.
Your personal bests
A board shows your records. Each one comes with the day you set it:
- Fastest pace
- Fastest 5K and fastest 10K
- Top speed
- Longest run
- Biggest climb
A record set in the last four weeks gets a “New” badge. Tap any record to open the run that set it.
Charts over time
Simple charts show how far you have come:
- Your pace, week by week
- A fitness estimate drawn from your runs
- Your weekly distance
- Your top speed
The fitness estimate is a score built from your pace and heart rate. It rises as your running gets stronger.
The honest part
Kinoku tells you when you are getting faster. But only when it is sure.
- It waits until you have enough runs to trust the trend. Until then, it stays quiet.
- It never uses your plain average pace. That number blends easy days and hard days, so it would fib. Kinoku reads your best efforts and your fitness estimate instead.
- A tie or a flat week shows as “same,” not a fake win.
So the screen often says less. That is on purpose. A read you can trust beats a number that just looks nice.
Free, forever
Everything on this page is on the free plan. Not a teaser, not a trial.
Try it for yourself.
Available on Google Play. Core access starts on the free tier.
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