7月13日的My Running Races应用程序分析

Have you ever wanted to have a place where you could store the results (including photos) of all of your running races in one place? That’s the purpose of My Running Races. If you store race results in a spreadsheet and created formulas to calculate counts and averages, this app will do the work for you. It will keep them organized and provide optional features for analysis and even export for safe keeping. If you’re tracking the states and/or provinces (or some countries) where you’ve run, the map feature is a helpful tool. You can even plan future races and set reminders for races where you need to register as soon as registration opens. The app comes configured with 5K, 10K, Half Marathon, and Marathon distances, but you can easily add your own custom distances. Basic Features: 1. Save race results including link to race organizer official results and race photos 2. Save future race details including registration date and time 3. Creation of custom race distances 4. Organization by race distance 5. Save images for each race (race photo, medal photo) and a link to additional photos in an online photo album 6. Customizable race distances (5K, 10K, Half Marathon, Full Marathon loaded by default) 7. Summary of total races, average time by distance, and personal best by distance as well as summaries by year 7. Data is automatically shared between multiple iPhone/iPad devices for the same Apple user (if you use iCloud) All Features (In App Payment): 1. Export your race data to a CSV file for archive and safe keeping (such as moving to a new phone) 2. View your race history on a chart to compare results 3. Track the US states and Canadian provinces on a map where you've run races, including future race locations and pins for each town/city 4. Import your race data from a CSV file instead of entering it from scratch 5. Schedule notification reminders for upcoming race registrations 6. Track "possible" races by location and month 7. Share race image with results to social media or as a new image 8. Add races by searching the internet by location and length