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RunRoam
Running routes that prefer parks, coast and quiet streets
RunRoam plans loop and point-to-point running routes. Pick a distance, say what you like and what to avoid, and open the route on your phone or export it as GPX. Free, in Hebrew, English and Hindi.
About RunRoam on Product Hunt
“Running routes that prefer parks, coast and quiet streets”
RunRoam was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #401 on the daily leaderboard. RunRoam plans loop and point-to-point running routes. Pick a distance, say what you like and what to avoid, and open the route on your phone or export it as GPX. Free, in Hebrew, English and Hindi.
On the analytics side, RunRoam competes within Running — topics that collectively have 616 followers on Product Hunt. The dashboard above tracks how RunRoam performed against the three products that launched closest to it on the same day.
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Hi, I am the solo maker of RunRoam. I built it out of a personal difficulty of my own and a wish to learn and get better in the AI world, and I wanted to make something that solves a real problem.
It plans running routes that follow parks and water instead of only the shortest path. It has been live since 12 October. In its first week (12-18 October) it suggested 1,388 routes and planned 13,560 km; 57 real accounts had signed up as of 19 October. It is early and I have not measured retention yet, so I would like to hear what breaks or feels wrong.
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