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Record every walk, run and ride.

Most fitness apps treat a run as something to post. We started from the run: it has to survive a crash, and the map should not show where you live.

iPhone app · in private testing

The Nisu welcome screen: the app mark over a green and blue color field, three lines about recording, saving and privacy, and buttons to sign in with Aurora or continue without an account.The Nisu privacy screen: activities private by default and saved on the iPhone, location used only while recording, what the Aurora account and Apple Health receive, maps from Apple Maps, and no tracking or ads.

What we built.

Recording that keeps the run
Every location fix is written to a journal on the phone before the screen shows it. After a crash, Nisu offers to resume the run or save it as it is.
Private maps
Shared maps hide where you start and finish, 200 metres by default, and you choose the distance.
One Aurora account
Sign in with Aurora, or record without an account.
Apple Health
A saved activity goes to Health as a workout with its route and distance.
Share images
Route and stats for a Story or a post, over a color, a photo or as a transparent sticker.
Your data
Any activity exports as GPX, with the hidden parts trimmed or kept, your choice.

How it runs.

Nisu is in private testing on iPhone. The same team designs, builds and will run it.

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