Launching early September on iPhone and Android
Seoul has plenty of places to run. The harder part is knowing how the route connects, what the day will feel like and what is ahead once you leave. Run With Me Seoul puts those answers in one place.
See what it does
Built around the run
Run With Me Seoul puts the route knowledge, practical details and conditions a local runner learns the hard way into one app you can take on the run.
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Featured Routes carry my own running and guiding experience. Popular Routes show where Seoul runners commonly go. The app labels the difference, then adds the practical context a GPX line cannot.
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Temperature is only the start. The score reads rain, humidity, fine dust, wind and UV together, then shows why one hour is better than another.
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Water fountains, public toilets, convenience stores and subway exits sit on the route map. During the run, the next one ahead stays visible.
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Tap out the shape you want. The app turns it into an editable route, updates distance and elevation as you reshape it, and keeps useful stops near the line.
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Build it, import it or choose it. Then follow the same route with turns, practical Seoul details and the run record in one place.
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Browse Korean races on a calendar or map. Save the ones that matter and get a reminder when the organiser has published a registration date.
Built from running Seoul
Featured Routes are checked on foot. Water and toilet layers make practical stops easier to find before and during the run.
Why I made it
I built this app around the questions that kept following me on runs. Where does this path go? Is there water ahead? Why did I hear about that race after registration closed? Is tomorrow actually the better day for the long run?
Those sound like small questions until one of them takes over the run. I wanted one place that answered them before and during it.
9 Sept 2025 – 8 Sept 2026
Leaderboards and Friends
Compare complete route efforts, or let a friend’s week nudge you out tomorrow. Exact routes are not automatically shared, and no leaderboard position is worth ignoring a stoplight.
See Leaderboards and FriendsUse it with what you already use
A watch is better at heart rate and running dynamics. This app is built around the route and the Seoul information you need on it.
Good to know
Accounts, offline maps, coverage and what happens to your location.
You can find routes, check running weather and record a run while signed out. Leaderboards, Friends and cross-device sync need an account.
Route geometry and amenity records are stored in the app. Download the Seoul map pack before the run if you also need the basemap offline.
Featured Routes carry my own running and guiding experience. Popular Routes are based on where Seoul runners commonly go. The app labels the difference.
Featured Routes and local amenity coverage focus on Seoul. Route building and run recording travel with you, and the race calendar covers Korea.
Your exact run is not automatically shown to other runners. Sharing is a deliberate action, and the app privacy policy explains what is recorded and why.
The app launches early September on iPhone and Android. Join the waitlist and I will send one email when the store links are ready.
One email when it is ready
Join the waitlist and I will send the App Store and Google Play links when both are ready.
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