Solo runs are easy to cut short
If nothing is happening except your own thoughts, it is easy to ease off, quit early, or skip the session entirely.
Live multiplayer running on iPhone
Turn Every Run
Into a Live Race.
Running alone is boring and hard to stick to. RunTogether gives runners what most fitness apps do not: live pressure while you are still moving, whether you are outside, on a treadmill, on a StairMaster, or chasing a Ghost session before sunrise.
- Real people moving in real time
- Ghost racers and AI pacers keep quiet lobbies useful
- Outdoor, treadmill, StairMaster, clubs, and ranked play in one app
Free download
7-day free trial
iOS 18.5 or later
Why it clicks fast
You are not tracking a run later.
You are chasing someone now.
Live race preview
Race friends
Rank up
Built for outdoor runs, treadmills, StairMaster sessions, Ghost Mode reps, and run clubs that actually want everyone to show up.
Why It Wins
Most running apps measure effort after the run. RunTogether changes the run itself.
The fastest path to the aha moment is simple: when someone can catch you, pass you, or beat you live, the workout feels different. That matters outdoors, on treadmills, and on StairMasters where motivation usually fades first.
Treadmill and StairMaster sessions drag
Indoor cardio is hardest when there is no competition, no pacing tension, and nothing to chase except the clock.
Group accountability is hard to coordinate
Friends and clubs want to train together, but schedules break and ordinary running apps do not create a shared live moment.
RunTogether changes behavior with three levers.
Visibility
You can see the race unfolding while you are still in it.
Stakes
League points, streaks, and club pride give each session a score.
Convenience
One app works across outdoor runs, treadmills, StairMaster sessions, and off-hours Ghost reps.
How It Works
The first race is easy to start, which is why the value lands quickly.
The product experience is simple on purpose: choose how you are running, join a live race or club session, and let the movement on screen create the pressure that normal run trackers miss.
Choose your mode and distance
Go outside with GPS, use wearable-friendly treadmill mode, pick your StairMaster level, or jump into Ghost Mode. Choose 1 mile, 5K, 10K, half marathon, full marathon, or a custom distance.
Join a lobby or create a club race
Jump into live ranked competition, invite friends into a private race, use run clubs to organize repeatable sessions, or let AI pacers fill the lobby when the room is quiet.
Watch the race change your effort
Your avatar moves as you move. Pace swings, position changes, and the leaderboard give you feedback during the workout, not just after it.
Product Proof
The product is built around tension, progress, and people.
These are the three product loops most likely to move someone from curiosity to download: live competition, visible progression, and better group accountability.
Live race screen
Live competition
Real movement creates real pressure.
The core mechanic is the hook. When your position changes live and other runners stay visible, your pace decisions stop feeling abstract. That is where the app becomes sticky.
- Live race map with runner positions updating as the workout happens
- 30-second lobbies and AI pacers keep races active even during off-hours
- Faster aha moment than traditional tracking-only apps
Visible progress
Ranked leagues give every session a scoreboard.
Bronze IV to Champion is not just decoration. LP, promotion pressure, and visible ladder movement give runners a simple answer to "why this run matters today" and turn repeat usage into a progression loop instead of a logging habit.
- League Points make outcomes matter immediately
- Promotion and demotion pressure create a real competitive arc
- Anti-cheat validation helps results feel credible, not fake
Ranked leaderboard
Run club details
Better accountability
Run clubs turn loose plans into repeatable races.
Clubs matter because motivation is social. When the crew can meet inside one live product instead of texting around it, training feels coordinated and the app earns a reason to stay installed.
- Create private groups and race with friends remotely
- Schedule club events and keep weekly club leaderboards alive
- Helpful for clubs, friend groups, accountability partners, and remote training
Modes
Use the app the way people already train.
One of the strongest conversion advantages here is breadth. Users do not need a separate running app for outdoors, a separate motivation app for treadmills, and nothing at all for StairMaster sessions.
Race while you actually run outside.
Use GPS outdoors and see the race in motion instead of waiting for the recap later.
Turn repetitive indoor miles into competition.
Wearable-friendly treadmill mode keeps indoor runners competitive without forcing them into a separate app.
Make climbing feel like a contest, not a countdown.
Dedicated StairMaster support gives climbers a mode that is usually ignored by mainstream running apps.
Train solo without losing the chase.
Race your PR, a past run, or an example pacer anytime so early morning and off-hours sessions still feel alive.
Why Users Return
The best running products do more than log activity. They build a loop.
RunTogether has the right ingredients for repeat usage: outcomes that feel public enough to matter, progress that is easy to understand, and enough identity around rank and clubs to make the next session feel unfinished.
Streaks create consistency pressure
Weekly streaks reward showing up repeatedly, which makes the app useful even on ordinary training days.
Badges and PRs turn progress into moments
Milestones, personal records, and badges give runners something concrete to unlock and share.
Post-race sharing carries the product outward
Shareable results help users signal progress and can create low-cost organic reach from the workout itself.
Screenshots
See the product before you download it.
Good landing pages remove uncertainty. The gallery below shows the actual product surfaces behind the pitch: live racing, rankings, clubs, StairMaster results, and shareable summaries.
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FAQ
Answers people need before they tap through.
Is RunTogether free to download?
Yes. RunTogether is free to download on the App Store and includes a 7-day free trial. After the trial, the current App Store listing shows paid subscription options that can be canceled anytime.
Can I race friends online with RunTogether?
Yes. You can race friends live, create private clubs, join public competition, or organize club events. The core experience is seeing the race unfold while everyone is moving.
Does RunTogether work on a treadmill?
Yes. RunTogether supports treadmill running and positions the mode around wearable support like Apple Watch, Garmin, Coros, or other fitness wearables, so indoor runners can compete live without relying on GPS.
Does RunTogether support StairMaster workouts?
Yes. RunTogether includes a dedicated StairMaster mode with 20 intensity levels so climbers can compete live too.
What is Ghost Mode?
Ghost Mode lets you race your personal best, a past run, or an example pacer anytime. It is ideal for solo training, off-hours sessions, and pace practice when no live race is happening.
How do ranked leagues work?
RunTogether uses an LP-based ladder from Bronze IV to Champion. Race results affect League Points, which creates promotion and demotion pressure and gives each session a clear competitive outcome beyond simple workout logging.
What iPhone is required for RunTogether?
The current App Store listing says RunTogether requires iOS 18.5 or later and is built for iPhone.
Start with one live race
The run you usually skip feels different when someone can beat you.
Download RunTogether, start the free trial, and let the first live session explain the product faster than any landing page can.
Download Free on App StoreWeekly
$4.99
Monthly
$9.99
Yearly
$49.99
iPhone only. The current App Store listing requires iOS 18.5 or later. Subscription renews automatically unless canceled.
The live layer
Other runners are visible while you run, so backing off feels different.
The flexibility
Use the same app outdoors with GPS, indoors with wearables, or in Ghost Mode at 6am.
The retention loop
Rank, streaks, clubs, and shareable results turn one run into a reason to come back.