HALEBITPrivacy-first fitness tracking · Android first, iPhone planned

Running Tracker for Android

A running tracker records your route, distance, time and pace so you can see whether you are getting more consistent. HALEBIT tracks runs on your Android phone, keeps them in one history, and is designed around an on-device-first approach to your data.

Using an iPhone? HALEBIT launches on Android first, and an iPhone version is planned. There is no release date yet. Join the waitlist, choose iPhone, and we will email you once when it is ready.

What HALEBIT records for a run

  • Route, distance and time for each outdoor run.
  • Live pace, with Lap, Pause and Stop buttons, plus average pace, best pace, cadence and elevation afterwards.
  • Personal records such as your fastest 5K, and achievements like 5K Club and 10K Strong.
  • History in day, week and month views to spot trends rather than judge one run.
  • Share cards if you want to post a clean summary of a workout.

Cadence and wearable information are available where your device and app configuration support them.

HALEBIT live workout screen showing distance, time, pace, energy, elevation, Lap, Pause and Stop
The live workout screen shows distance, time, pace, energy and elevation.
HALEBIT personal records for fastest 5K, longest distance and longest duration
Personal records collect your fastest 5K, longest distance and longest workout.

You do not need a watch

For most runners a phone is accurate enough to track runs. Read how to track running without a smartwatch for the practical trade-offs.

Tips for cleaner run data

  • Wait for a location lock before you start.
  • Carry the phone in an armband, belt or secure pocket.
  • Pause at crossings so rest time does not drag your average pace.

Keep your runs private

Regular run routes can reveal where you live and when you are out. HALEBIT is designed to keep core activity information on your device, with no ads in the fitness experience. See the privacy page.

Running guides

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Running questions

Is phone GPS accurate enough for running?

For most runners, yes. Tall buildings, tree cover and tunnels can add noise, so treat small differences between runs with caution.

Can I run with HALEBIT without a watch?

Yes. A watch is optional. Wearable data is supported where your device and app configuration allow it.

Does HALEBIT track treadmill runs?

HALEBIT supports indoor workouts. Without GPS, available detail depends on your device.