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About RUNALYZE
RUNALYZE analyses activities for runners, cyclists, swimmers and triathletes regardless of which device recorded them. It estimates effective VO2max, predicts race times from 3k to ultra-marathon, models acute and chronic training load from heart rate, and tracks equipment such as shoes and bike parts.
Statistics include trend analysis, boxplots, histograms and data tables. Default settings are private and the service states it does not sell data. A free account is available, with a Premium tier for more.
Strengths
- Works with data from many device makers
- VO2max estimate and race predictions
- Training load model based on heart rate
- Private-by-default settings
Limitations
- Requires an account and upload of your data
- Some features are behind Premium
Details
- Pricing
- FreemiumFree account available, with a paid Premium tier.
- License
- Proprietary
- Developer
- RUNALYZE
- Platforms
- Web
- How it runs
- Hosted service
- Account
- Required
- Works offline
- No
- Best suited for
- Endurance athletes who want deep analysis of their training data
- Categories
- Health & fitness
- Last verified
- Added
- Provenance
- Facts checked against the developer's own pages and store listings, 1 sources on file.
Alternatives to RUNALYZE
Compare allSoftware that can replace RUNALYZE for an important use case, and what changes if you switch.
Intervals.icu
Free web platform for analysing training load, fitness and power data for endurance athletes.
Intervals.icu is free, adds power curve analytics, per-sport zones and workout planning with coaching tools, and imports from Garmin, Strava, Zwift and other platforms.
SportTracks
Web-based training log and performance analysis platform for running, cycling and triathlon.
SportTracks imports from most GPS watches and apps, offers customizable analysis layouts and a Personal Records Timeline, and has a documented API.
TrainingPeaks
An endurance training platform for athletes and coaches to plan, follow and track structured workouts.
TrainingPeaks focuses on structured workouts and plans shared between athletes and coaches, syncs from many devices, and needs a paid plan for many features.
Smashrun
A running analytics site that graphs years of run history and awards badges.
Smashrun graphs years of run history with badges and friend rankings, and focuses on visual running statistics rather than VO2max estimates or training load models.
Final Surge
An online training log and planner for athletes, coaches, teams and clubs.
Final Surge provides a free training log and planner with coach and athlete communication, suited to clubs and teams, with apps for Android and iOS.
GoldenCheetah
Open-source desktop app for analysing cycling and triathlon power and performance data.
GoldenCheetah is a free, open-source desktop app for Windows, macOS and Linux that keeps data locally, with power analysis aimed mainly at cyclists and triathletes.
Xert
An online endurance training platform that models fitness and analyses workouts without FTP tests.
Xert models fitness without FTP tests and gives real-time training feedback, but is a paid hosted service after the trial.
RUNALYZE as an alternative
Listings that name RUNALYZE as an alternative.
Workout Tracker
A self-hosted web application for tracking and analysing running and other GPX-based workouts.
RUNALYZE moves your data to a hosted web platform with VO2max estimates and race predictions, requires an account and puts some features behind Premium.
Similar software
Related functionality, not necessarily a direct replacement.
RunGap
iOS workout data manager that collects, backs up and exports activities from many fitness services.
VeloViewer
A web app that analyses and visualises your Strava activity data with goals and maps.
Garmin Connect
Garmin's companion app for syncing and sharing activities from Garmin watches and bike computers.
Polar Flow
Polar's service for syncing and analysing training data from Polar watches and heart-rate monitors.
