Most running apps focus on metrics. RunMap adds the missing layer: exploration. Connect your Strava in one click and watch your runs appear on an interactive world map. Unlock 50+ badges across 5 categories and 4 rarity tiers as you discover new countries, continents, cities and terrains. A complement to Strava: Your splits stay there, your adventures get a home. No subscription, no ads. Built solo from the road during a 1-year trip across Latin America.
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Hey Product Hunt 👋
Aymeric, French PM, currently 2 months into a 1-year trip across Latin America with my partner.
Quick story on RunMap. I've been running for years and every time I travel somewhere new, my first reflex is to go for a run. It's just how I get to know a place. The thing is, after a while I realized all those runs across different countries existed nowhere. Just in my head. Strava had my pace, not the fact that I'd run in 14 countries.
So between two volcano hikes in Guatemala, I started building RunMap.
You connect Strava, your runs show up on a world map, and you unlock badges as you cover new countries, continents, cities and terrains. 50+ badges right now, 4 rarity tiers, the whole gamification thing.
Honestly a bit of an experiment in how far a PM can ship solo these days.
Stuff I'd really like your help on:
If you run, please try it and tell me where the onboarding sucks. I've stared at it too long.
What kind of badge would actually make you want to come back? I have ideas but I'm probably biased.
And if something breaks, I want to know. :)
Otherwise, here’s my public runmap page
https://runmap.world/u/aymeric-saves?t=CKNYegBQuIigTkABASdwp5a2FVw
It shows all the places I’ve run, countries, little milestones over time
Curious to see yours 👀
Funny thing is that Strava Premium already kind-of has this feature
https://www.strava.com/maps/global-heatmap/personal-heatmap
so what's different about RunMap?