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Train With Your Body,Not Against It

A running coach that brings your recovery, runs, and goals into a training system that adapts daily to how your body is actually doing.

Built by a runner. From first miles to sub-3-hour marathons and beyond.

Generic plans don't know you slept four hours.
They can't see your HRV crashed.
They don't care that your legs are wrecked.

They just tell you to run.

That's how runners get hurt.

DAILY READINESS

Know when to push, ease up, or recover.

Every morning, Vitadel Run turns your sleep, HRV, resting heart rate, recent training, and a 10-second body check-in into one readiness score.

Then it adjusts today's workout before you run — harder when you're fresh, easier when you're not.

No more guessing. No more overtraining.

Push
Dial it back
Recover
Today's ReadinessFeb 26
82Ready to go

Sleep

7h 42m

HRV

68 ms

RHR

52 bpm

Tempo Run — Full Dose

5 mi at 7:38/mi · You're ready for it

Yesterday

61

Adjusted to Easy Run — 4 mi

Tuesday · Week 8

VO₂max Intervals

Green Variant
Interval
Warmup / Rest / Cooldown

Total

8.2 mi

Intervals

6 × 1k

Target

5:35/mi

Science-Based Plans

Periodized training.
Structured workouts.

Built on methods from the best minds in distance running—Daniels, Pfitzinger, Hudson, Canova, Eyestone, Higdon, Joyner, and other legendary coaches. Battle-tested methods, not invented from scratch.

VDOT-based periodization with base, build, peak, and taper phases. From 5K to marathon.

As your fitness and readiness change, your plan changes with you. Paces recalibrate, workouts adjust, and each session stays connected to the goal.

Apple Watch + Live Activities

Leave your phone
behind.

Start runs from your Apple Watch and see pace, distance, heart rate, intervals, and lap alerts in real time.

For structured workouts, Vitadel Run shows what to do next — target pace, time remaining, and haptic cues included.

On iPhone, Live Activities keep your run visible on the Lock Screen and Dynamic Island.

Vitadel Run on Apple Watch Ultra showing live pace, heart rate, and distance
2.85 mi
20:246:43/mi

Dynamic Island

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Ask Vitadel

AI Running Coach

Should I do my long run tomorrow?

Based on your data, I'd move it to Sunday. Your readiness has been yellow for two days — HRV is down 15% from baseline and you only slept 5h 40m last night.

Tomorrow's an easy 4-miler — do that, get a full night's rest, and you'll be in much better shape for 14 miles on Sunday.

Summarize my weekAm I on track for my goal?What should I eat today?

Ask Vitadel

A coach that knows
your data.

Ask about your plan, recovery, race strategy, nutrition, or your latest run. Vitadel sees your readiness, workouts, recent progress, and goals — so the answer is based on your actual training. When it tells you to take it easy, it's because it actually knows why.

Check if you're on track, learn how to recover faster, attach photos for form checks.

After the Run

Every run has
a story to tell.

Turn every run into more than a map and a pace.

Get smart run names, context-aware analysis, and insights into your pacing, effort, and training progress — so you understand what happened and why it matters.

Milestones, PRs, share cards, and route-based artwork make every run feel worth remembering.

Thursday · Week 6

Thursday Tempo Through Riverside

Distance

6.2 mi

Duration

48:32

Avg Pace

7:50/mi

AI Insight

“Strong negative split — your last two miles were 12 seconds faster than your first two. That's the pacing discipline paying off.”

🏅

50th Run

Half a century. That's commitment.

Chicago Marathon

Race day is 6 weeks out

Build week 12. Taper starts after two more long runs.

On track
11 / 16
Runs
3 / 4
Long runs
4 / 4
Quality
SaraOn track
4 runs · 1 long · 1 quality
82
readiness
JohnNeeds long run
3 runs · 0 long · 1 quality
68
readiness
RyanTapering
2 easy · 4 rest days
79
readiness

Pacts

Train for the same
race as a group.

Pick a race, invite your crew, and see a shared scoreboard every week: runs, long runs, quality, rest, and readiness. You know before Sunday if anyone skipped their long run.

Not training for a race? Pick a famous trail instead —

Tour du Mont Blanc·170 kmCamino de Santiago·800 km+ Inca Trail, Appalachian, and more

Track Everything

See how far you've come.

V̇O2 max trends, race predictions, weekly volume, consistency streaks, personal records, and training load—all in one place.

V̇O2 max

48.2

+2.1 in 8 weeks

Race Prediction

3:28:12

Marathon

Weekly Volume

32.4 mi

This week

Consistency

94%

12-week streak

5K PR

21:42

Feb 14, 2026

Training Load

Optimal

TRIMP balanced

Pin your favorites to your Home Screen with 8 dedicated widgets.

FROM FIRST RUN TO RACE DAY

Plan every run. Track every mile. Improve every week.

01

GPS Tracking

Real-time pace, distance, elevation, and cadence on iPhone and Apple Watch. Splits, laps, and route maps.

02

Personalized Training Plans

VDOT-based plans for 5K to marathon with base, build, peak, and taper phases. Adapted to your fitness, goal, and race date—with the right work at the right time.

03

Apple Watch & Live Activities

Full standalone Watch app with live metrics, haptic alerts, and audio cues. Dynamic Island and Lock Screen keep your run visible without unlocking.

04

Ghost Runner

Race your past self. See exactly where you were on any previous run — turning every repeat route into a personal competition.

05

Gear Tracking

Log your shoes, track mileage per pair, get retirement alerts. Know what you ran in and when to replace it.

06

Progress & Predictions

See readiness, weekly progress, PR trends, and accurate projected race times so you always know whether your training is working.

07

Home & Lock Screen Widgets

Today's workout, readiness, weekly progress, race predictions, PRs, and more. One glance away.

Connects To Everything

Your plan finally has
the full picture.

Link your Apple Watch, Garmin, Whoop, Oura, Polar, Suunto, Fitbit, and more. Vitadel pulls it all together so your training is informed by everything.

Vitadel Run
Apple Health
Strava
Garmin
Whoop
Oura
Polar
COROS
Suunto

Pricing

Start free.
Upgrade when you're ready.

Free

$0forever
2-week full adaptive training plan access
GPS run tracking on iPhone & Apple Watch
Daily readiness score
Personal records
Home Screen & Lock Screen widgets
Run share cards
Gear tracking
Run Pacts: train with your crew
All integrations
Most popular

Pro

$9.99/mo (billed yearly)
Full adaptive training plan access
Structured guidance + audio coaching
Ghost Runner
Accurate race predictions
Ask Vitadel — unlimited
Smart run insights, journal, & artifacts
Advanced analytics
Garmin & Apple Watch auto-sync
Pro workouts

No ads. No selling your data. Ever.

Why This Exists

“I got injured using another app that had zero context about me. It didn't know I was overtrained or underfueled. It couldn't see my HRV crashing. It just told me to run.
So I built Vitadel Run. One that actually listens.”

And it helped me cut my marathon time from 3:34 to 2:59 in under a year with zero injuries.

Every feature in Vitadel Run exists because a runner needed it.

Reviews

Real runners. Real PRs.

AL

The best running app

Used to bounce between Strava and Whoop apps, and a $100/mo coach. Now it all syncs through one app, so my workouts change when I didn't sleep well or went too hard the day before. It takes a lot of the guesswork out of training and saves me from unnecessary visits to PT.

FAQ

Questions, answered.

Everything you need to know about readiness-based training, plans, integrations, and pricing.

Vitadel Run is an iOS running app for people who want their training to fit their actual body, not a generic calendar. Every morning it looks at your sleep, HRV, resting heart rate, and recent training load, then sets today's workout accordingly. You get GPS tracking, periodized plans from 5K to marathon, Apple Watch support, an AI running coach, race predictions, gear tracking, and syncs with Garmin, Whoop, Oura, and the rest.

It looks at five things: sleep duration and quality, HRV, resting heart rate, your recent training load, and a 10-second check-in you do in the app. Those roll up into one score that tells you whether to push, ease up, or recover. Your planned workout adjusts to match. Harder when you're fresh. Easier when you're not.

Through Apple Health it reads sleep, HRV, resting heart rate, and your workout history. During runs, you can start sessions from the watch and see pace, distance, heart rate, intervals, and lap alerts on your wrist, plus haptic cues for structured workouts. On iPhone, Live Activities keep your run live on the Lock Screen and Dynamic Island.

Yes. You don't need to know what VDOT or periodization means. Pick a goal, follow the plan, and the app handles the structure. Readiness checks keep you from overdoing it on the wrong day, and paces ease in as your fitness builds. It's just as useful at mile 1 as it is at mile 1,000.

A generic plan doesn't know if you slept four hours or felt great. It just tells you to do today's workout. Vitadel Run uses your readiness score to change today's session before you head out. Tempo becomes easy when HRV crashes. Easy becomes the full dose when you're rested. Same periodized structure, but it bends to what your body is actually doing.

5K, 10K, half marathon, and marathon, all built on VDOT periodization. Plans move through base, build, peak, and taper phases with structured intervals, tempo runs, long runs, and easy days. Target paces recalibrate as your fitness changes, so the plan stays honest about what you can actually run.

They're built from your recent training and workout paces, not a one-size formula. The more data the app has on you, the closer the prediction gets. Runners often report finishing within a minute or two of what the app called weeks out.

No. iPhone handles GPS, tracking, and all the core features on its own. An Apple Watch is nice to have for wrist-based starts, interval alerts during runs, and richer sleep and HRV data, but it's not required to get value out of the app.

Yes, and more. Apple Health, Garmin, Whoop, Oura, Polar, Suunto, COROS, Fitbit, and Strava all connect. Pro adds Garmin and Apple Watch auto-sync. The more devices you link, the better picture the app has of your sleep, recovery, and training, and the smarter the plan gets.

Free gives you two weeks of the adaptive plan, GPS tracking on iPhone and Apple Watch, the daily readiness score, personal records, widgets, run share cards, gear tracking, Run Pacts, and every integration. Pro unlocks the full plan, audio coaching during structured workouts, Ghost Runner, race predictions, unlimited Ask Vitadel, smart run insights and journal, advanced analytics, Garmin and Apple Watch auto-sync, and pro workouts.

Pro is $9.99 a month when billed yearly through the App Store. Cancel anytime from your Apple ID settings. No contracts, no hidden fees. The free tier stays free forever.

Ghost Runner is a Pro feature that lets you race a virtual pacer during your run. Pick a previous PR, a target race pace, or a past workout, and you'll see in real time whether you're ahead or behind. It's a live pacing tool, not a post-run comparison.

Ask Vitadel is a Pro feature with full context on your readiness, your planned and completed workouts, recent progress, and race goals. Ask whether to move tomorrow's long run, how to recover faster, or what to wear at your race, and the answer is grounded in your actual data instead of generic advice.

Yes, and it's free. Log your shoes once and the app tracks mileage on each pair so you know when one is due for retirement. Worn-out cushioning is one of the easiest ways to get hurt, and this catches it before that happens.

The plan adjusts. Low readiness day? Today's session becomes an easy run, or a rest day if that's what you need. Skip a workout entirely? The plan recalibrates instead of cramming missed miles into tomorrow. It treats your training like a living thing, not a checklist.

Your data stays yours. Vitadel Run doesn't sell it, run ads against it, or share it with third parties. You can delete your account and everything in it from settings at any time.

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Train with your body,
not against it.

The running app that actually knows how you're doing.
Readiness-driven plans. Adaptive workouts. Built by a runner.

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Available for free on iPhone and Apple Watch