Run a wordor a heart, a star, your name.
Type a word or pick a shape and say how far you want to run. Runvas finds the streets that draw it, then you go run it.
Free for iPhone with iOS 17 or later, in 10 languages.
In the app
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Words and shapes on your streets
Type a word, pick a shape or draw your own. Runvas fits it to the streets near you at the distance you choose.
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Free training plans
Plans for 5K, 10K, half marathon, marathon and 50K. Each workout comes with a route, so today’s intervals might be a star.
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Then go run it
Follow the route with turn-by-turn directions, and Runvas records the run as you go.
Free training plans
Beginner, intermediate and advanced plans, with every week written out. Read them here, or let the app lay one out around your race date with a route for every run.
Website or app?
runvas.app, in any browser
- Words, five shapes, or a route you draw
- Any distance from half a mile up
- GPX download for your watch
- A link to share the route
Runvas for iPhone
- Words, shapes, or a route you draw
- Training plans, 5K to 50K
- Turn-by-turn directions while you run
- Routes traced from a photo
- Share cards for finished runs
- In 10 languages
Questions
- Is Runvas free?
- Yes. The app and the website are free. There are no ads and you don’t need an account.
- Can I use my route in Strava or Garmin?
- Yes, as a GPX file. Download it from any route on runvas.app, then import it into Strava, Garmin Connect, Komoot or your watch as a route.
- Where does it work?
- Anywhere OpenStreetMap has streets. Grid cities like Manhattan, Chicago and Barcelona give the cleanest letters. Shapes like hearts and circles cope better with winding streets than words do.
- Is there an Android app?
- It’s coming soon. Until then, runvas.app works on any phone, and you can download its routes as GPX for your watch or running app.
- Who makes Runvas?
- Ryan Temple. Questions and route ideas go to ryantempledeveloper@gmail.com, or find Runvas on Instagram at @runvas.app.