A running app that works like a game: goals, quests, challenges, your friends, your club — and a coach if you want one. Everything to turn running into a habit instead of a chore.
Free to download. On iPhone and Android.


No setup, no faff. Open the app, go for a run — the game does the rest.
Free run or structured session, outdoors, at your own pace. Every run earns XP.
Levels, streaks, quests, challenges: you can see yourself progressing — and that makes you want to keep going.
Your friends like your runs, your club is waiting — and the coach has your back if you're targeting a race. That's what brings you back.
Gamification isn't decoration here: every mechanic exists to root running in your everyday life.

Level, day-by-day streak, weather and your next goal — all at a glance.

Milestones to unlock, challenges between friends: there's always a next mark to go after.

Your friends ran: you send likes. Never your pace, never your location — and private accounts by default.

Group runs and clubs near you. Two taps and you're in.

Your plan all the way to race day, recalculated around your real week — if you want one.

Your race, its kilometre-by-kilometre strategy and the pre-start routine.
Most plans are decided once, on day one, by someone who will never know you. This one rewrites itself from what you actually ran and how it actually felt.
What you planned, what you did. Well under, or well over: either way, what comes next changes. Missing a session isn't a failure, it's information.
After a session, you say whether it was easy or hard. Two hard ones in a row and the plan eases off straight away, without waiting for the week to end — it's the one signal that never waits.
Weeks you've already run stay untouched. A minor adjustment applies on its own; a real change of course asks you first, before anything moves.
From one kilometre on: your pace, your cadence, and your last seven days of volume against the seven before. Only runs done since you joined get commented on — your history counts, but nobody lectures you about it.
One example. "Aim for 180 steps per minute" is wrong advice for most people. Here, if you run slower than 6'30 per kilometre, we say nothing: a low cadence is normal at that speed. If yours is already high, we say nothing either. Otherwise the target is relative to your own, three to five per cent more. Never a number lifted from a magazine.
The chat already knows your current block, this week's sessions, your zones and how your last runs felt: nothing to re-explain before you ask. For everything else — food, gear, injuries — the guides are there, to read whenever suits you, without asking anyone.
The coach is part of Premium. Fourteen days free, cancel any time.
Most apps hand you a fixed plan, decided once — and it's on you to fit into it. Run Odyssey does the opposite: the app adapts to your life.
Native Apple Watch: live metrics on your wrist, and your summary the moment you raise your arm. The phone stays in your pocket.

Run Odyssey is free to download and free to use. Premium is for anyone who wants a coach all the way to race day.
Or €4.99/month, no commitment. 14 days free either way.
Referrals: one free month, for you and for the friend you bring.
Take the yearly plan before 31 December and you're one of the people who were here at the beginning. Forever.
Become a founding athleteA date, not a countdown. After 31 December, this badge won't exist any more.
Yes — you're exactly who we built it for. You progress at your own pace, one milestone at a time, and nobody judges you. You don't need to be a runner to start running.
No, and that's not the point. Run Odyssey is an extra layer, for everyone who runs: the game, the habit, your friends — the best possible experience for getting started and sticking with it. Keep your other apps if you love them.
Downloading and using it, yes. Premium — the coach to race day and your race strategy — is free for 14 days, then €1.92/month on the yearly plan, or €4.99/month with no commitment.
Your friends, or everyone: you choose. And you share what you want — your stats, a photo, a video of your run. The idea is to keep your friends going: running may be a solo sport, but a run together is always better. No leaderboard, just good moments.
Done: Odyssey has been on Google Play since late August 2026. Same account, same runs, same friends — sign in and everything is there, whatever your phone.
Run Odyssey is free to download and free to use: run, progress, share with your friends. Premium unlocks the coach — 14 days to try it.