Built by one runner, for runners who don't want to be a product.

MoveMap is made by an independent iOS developer who wanted one personal map of the GPS workout routes actually available in Apple Health. The app keeps route processing on your iPhone and does not require a MoveMap account.

Why I built MoveMap

I'd been running for about seven years across three different cities. My GPS history was scattered across Strava (the first three years) and Apple Fitness (when I switched watches). I had thousands of routes recorded and zero way to look at them together.

My workouts were spread across recording apps and watches. I wanted a personal map of the GPS routes that had actually made it into Apple Health, without a social feed or another place to upload my history.

What I built instead

MoveMap reads GPS workout routes available in Apple Health and brings them together on one map. Recording apps vary in what they write to Health. A workout summary without a GPS route cannot be drawn.

Street coverage is available for recent routes in the free version. Pro extends coverage to full available history and adds Passport, individual workout replay, and Year in Review.

What MoveMap won't ever do

• No account. No sign-in, no email collection, no password. There's no profile because there's nothing to profile.
• No route-storage backend. Complete workout tracks are processed on your iPhone. Maps, street coverage, and purchase access use network services.
• No analytics SDKs. I don't know how many times you open the app, what features you use, or where you ran today. I don't want to know.
• No advertising. No tracking pixels, no ad networks, no "monetization partners."
• No streaks, no kudos, no goal nagging. If you want a social feed, Strava is genuinely great at it. MoveMap is built for the people who don't.
• A useful free view. Free shows the most recent 12 months of available GPS routes. Pro unlocks full available history and additional exploration features.

How the app stays alive

Free shows the most recent 12 months of available GPS routes. Monthly, Annual, and Lifetime unlock the same current Pro features. Eligible new subscribers may receive a 7-day Annual trial. See pricing and the in-app purchase sheet for local terms.

App Store purchases support continued development of MoveMap. Apple handles billing, while RevenueCat checks purchase access. Current plans and local terms appear in the app and on the pricing page.

How route privacy works

Your complete workout tracks are processed on your iPhone. MoveMap does not operate a route-storage server. The app still contacts services for maps, area-based street data, and purchase entitlements.

MoveMap reads the routes available in Apple Health. Deleting the app removes its local files, while your original workouts remain in Health. If Pro expires, the free view covers the most recent 12 months. Read the Privacy Policy for network and purchase details.

This isn't a marketing position. It's just how the app is built.

Who this is for (and isn't)

You'll probably like MoveMap if: you've been running for a few years and want to see the shape of your running life. You like cartography. You don't want yet another app pushing notifications at you. You're skeptical of subscriptions for tools that should be one-time purchases.

You probably won't like MoveMap if: you want segment leaderboards and social interactions while you train (use Strava). You only ever run on a treadmill (there's no GPS data to plot). You want a coach-style training plan (try Apple Fitness+ or a dedicated coaching app).

One last thing

If you find a bug, have a feature idea, or want to share a screenshot of your map, email support@getrunmap.com. We aim to reply within 2 business days.

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