Every step is worth something.
Kinetierra tracks the walks and runs you already do and turns them into clear, simple metrics — distance, pace, and splits — so you can see exactly what an activity was worth without digging through raw numbers.
Built for people who already move.
Kinetierra doesn't ask you to start a new habit. It just gives the one you already have numbers worth paying attention to.
Track your runs
Open the app, press start, and go. Kinetierra records your route, distance, and pace live, using kilometres as the native unit throughout so every split and average lines up no matter which distance unit you prefer to view.
A persistent panel stays on screen for the length of the activity, so you can check your current pace or distance without breaking stride, then pull it up further for a full view of your route on the map.
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Live routeYour path draws itself on the map in real time as you walk or run.
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Current pace and distanceBoth update continuously and stay visible in the persistent activity panel.
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One deliberate way to stopEnding or discarding an activity takes a held press, so a stray tap mid-run can't cut your session short.
Get important metrics
When an activity ends, Kinetierra turns raw GPS data into a small set of numbers that actually tell you something: total distance, average pace per kilometre, and a per-kilometre split breakdown.
Kilometres are the native unit throughout, so every split and average lines up no matter which distance unit you prefer to view.
Splits are shown kilometre by kilometre, so a fast start or a slow finish is visible at a glance instead of buried in an average.
Monitor your progress
Every activity you log becomes part of a history you can look back on — a running record of distance, pace, and time, so you can see whether last month's effort is turning into this month's improvement.
No spreadsheets, no digging through past sessions one at a time — just a clear log you can scan in seconds.
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Activity historyEvery past walk and run, with its metrics, kept in one place.
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Trends over timeDistance and pace laid out session by session, so changes are easy to spot.
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Route historyLook back at where a given walk or run took you.