All
features
The Runify Motion spec sheet: from recording to the PDF for the athlete.
- stride measures
- 7
- animated exercises
- 30
- fps, the best recording
- 120
- the slowest slow motion
- 0.1×
- PDF styles
- 4
- accounts and subscriptions
- 0
- Frames per second
- 120 · 60 · 30
- 120 is best, 60 works fine, from 30 contact measures are indicative
- Orientation
- Portrait · landscape
- Treadmill · road and track
- Recording
- 5 s + 15 s
- Countdown with beeps, then recording
- Analysed stretch
- 2–10 s
- You choose it; with several passes, the longest
- Import
- Photos · Files
- Slow-motion videos too
- Before you film
- 3 tips
- And the outline for framing
- Where
- On the phone
- Even offline
- Scored
- 3 measures · 0–100
- Overstriding, front and back knee at contact
- Descriptive
- 4 measures · in degrees
- Trunk, heel kick, arms, head
- Bands
- Excellent · Fair · Room to improve
- Sides
- Left · right
- With a note when they differ
- Cadence
- Steps/min
- With every contact over time
- Pelvis
- cm · in
- How much it rises and falls, with the person’s height
- Where to start
- 2 measures
- And your stride in three sentences
- Strictness
- Permissive · Balanced · Strict
- Less certain measures are indicative, with the reason
- Speed
- 0.1× · 0.25× · 0.5× · 1×
- Frame by frame, from one contact to the next
- Skeleton
- Colour · white
- Parts to hide, angles on the joints
- Zoom
- Two fingers
- Drawings
- 5 shapes · 6 colours
- Freehand, line, dot, circle, angle; saved with the analysis
- Stride in 3D
- Whole recording · one stride
- To turn, slows at every contact, notes on the joints
- Measure detail
- 3 tabs
- Measure, meaning, what to try
- Analyses
- 2
- A before and an after of the same person
- Measures
- 9
- The seven, cadence and pelvis
- The stride
- Orange · cyan
- Stick twice, aligned at the pelvis
- Trend
- All analyses
- Next to every measure
- Catalogue
- 30
- 3 gait retraining · 15 drills · 12 strength
- Animated with Stick
- 30 of 30
- Working parts in orange
- Every card
- 7 items
- When it helps, steps, dose, rest, what to watch, difficulty, studies
- Suggestions
- Only with the studies
- First the question about pain and injuries
- Your own exercises
- With photos and steps
- Categories too
- PDF sheet
- Per person
- Sets, note and QR code
- Sharing
- .runify file
- One exercise or a category
- People
- Full profile
- Photo, age, height, weight, running, injuries, notes
- Athlete page
- Analyses and numbers
- And where to start in the latest one
- Archive
- Search · rename · tags
- Full copy
- One file
- People, analyses, videos, sheets, exercises; importing adds
- Analysis PDF
- A4 · 4 styles
- Editorial, Clinical, Athlete, Night
- Header
- Logo · name
- At the top of every PDF
- Frame
- JPEG
- With skeleton and drawings
- Video
- 3 versions
- Original, with skeleton, with points
- Analysis video
- ≈ 30 s
- Landscape or portrait like the recording
- Apple Health
- Read only
- Today’s steps
- Apple Watch
- Speed
- At that moment, in the comparison
- Pace by hand
- min/km · min/mi · km/h · mph
- Learn
- Articles
- Readable offline too
- Device
- iPhone
- iOS 17 or later
- Languages
- Italian · English
- Units
- Metric · imperial
- Price
- No subscription
- Account
- None
- Data
- On the phone
- Videos, analyses and people
- Accessibility
- VoiceOver · Reduce Motion
These are the features of the latest version of the app and may change with updates.
Measure your
next run
Runify Motion is for iPhone. No subscription, no account: install it, record ten seconds and read your running.