TreadmillLog

Treadmill Day turns a photo of your treadmill display into a running log. Finish your run, point your camera at the console, and take a picture. Treadmill Day reads the distance and time for you, works out your average pace, and saves the run with the date. No typing numbers while you are out of breath. HOW IT WORKS • Take a photo of your treadmill display, or pick one from your library • The app reads the miles and time on the screen • Check the numbers, fix anything it got wrong, and save YOUR RUNNING HISTORY • Every run is grouped by day, with daily totals for miles and time • A 14-day chart shows miles as bars and average pace as a line, each with its own labeled axis (mi and min/mi) • Each run keeps its photo, so you can see exactly what the display showed • Swipe to delete a run you logged by mistake EXPORT YOUR DATA Share your whole history as a CSV file with date, miles, time and pace. Open it in Numbers or Excel, send it by email or AirDrop, or save it to Files. SYNC WITH ICLOUD Turn on iCloud sync and your history follows you to every device signed in to your Apple ID, and is backed up if you replace your phone. Sync is optional and you can switch it off in Settings at any time. PRIVATE BY DESIGN • Text recognition happens on your device • No account and no sign-up • Your runs are stored on your phone, and in your own private iCloud if you turn sync on • No ads and no tracking GOOD TO KNOW • Treadmill Day reads the numbers on the display, so it works best when the display fills the frame and the lighting is clear, without glare • Treadmill displays vary a lot, so you always get a chance to review and correct the numbers before saving • Distances shown in kilometers are converted to miles Whether you run to train for a race or just want to see how many miles you really did this week, Treadmill Day keeps your treadmill workouts in one simple place.