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Buddy Runner provides the capabilities of an expensive GPS enabled personal fitness trainer. Records route, distance, time, and pace during workout. Personal dashboard saves history, visualizes results, provides privacy protection. Auto Facebook/Twitter posting. Audio feedback reads progress during workout.
Price: Free
Buddy Runner Android App is great for outdoor runners and walkers! It keeps track of your Time, Distance, Pace and Calories burned, which can be emailed to yourself. A good app to have when working out using the power of Android, as you can listen to your tunes and track your workout to compare your progress later. View your results on Google Maps. During workouts at set intervals and when you stop a workout, the stats are read aloud to you.
When you assign an email address to your Dashboard, this gives you free access to sync your data with Buddy Runners’ website… to get more reporting information on workouts such as charts, accurate Google Maps paths, and data export.
Buddy Runner Android App is very useful for outdoor runners and walkers who would like to keep a track of their progress.
The app is easy to use or you can get more detailed in the settings menu like; setting your body weight to more accurately account for calories burned, view maps in satellite detail, configure pace calculations, change between miles/kg, and configure your Dashboard email to send progress to.
Frequency of use is user dependent, however, if this is your run/walk tracking app of choice… then it would be used every time you started your trek.
The user interface is simple, intuitive and optimized for mobile use.




(4.3 out of 5)
Should you Download Buddy Runner? Yes, Definitely worth Downloading!
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Can you use this program without being connected to the internet and see your track later when you habe WLAN at home? Dont want to have so much data traffic…
Works as advertised. However I uninstalled in favor of jogtracker because you cannot zoom the map feature.
@Peter: Yes
@Joe: a few weeks or months ago you used to be able to zoom in while looking at a map of your history. i used this quite often and was really impressed by it, it showed such detail i could see which individual trees i ran around. now i can not get it to zoom and i cant find anything about zooming on their website or in the faq. i really hope it wasnt implemented with multi-touch pinch-to-zoom as the g1 doesnt support multitouch. i would have easily paid a fair amount for this if the zoom was still working. now i have to send the history to the dashboard and zoom in on the trail from there. which really sucks not being able to zoom while active or even in history.
I’ve been using this now for a couple of weeks. Some likes and dislikes. In all I definitely like the app. It’s easy to use, intuitive and very informative. However, there are some minor annoyances.
On occasion I’ve had BuddyRunner pause on me if I switch over to Pandora during the middle of a run. I’m not sure why this happens (I’m on the Moto DROID). Another issue is that the site which you upload your data to is written in Flash! This is a major PITA as I would like to at least use my nice webkit browser to view information while on the go that the app simply does not display on the phone. Unfortunately until Flash 10.1 FINALLY comes out, we’re all limited to viewing the juicy details (elevation, distance graphs etc…) with a computer only.
A nice way to update the app would be to build in the ability to view all information in a way more closely to how it displays on http://www.buddyrunner.com.
I am still using it on my G1 and after some upgrade to the latest 1.6 versions of android my audio feedback stopped working. The app works, but I am missing my pace and distance info. Also together with listening to music I think the app is a bit unstable. Already in the beginning I had to turn the music back on after every information break.
Somebody have similar experiences with older android versions and found solutions?!