ASICS Runkeeper vs Wodify

Round by round

1. Published starting price

   Runkeeper has a free Basic plan and lists paid access from $11.99 per month. Its Runkeeper Go plan is $39.99 a year. Wodify is paid software. Its pricing lists Essentials at a promotional $99 a month, with a regular price of $199, while Accelerate is $199 promotional and $299 regular, and Ultimate is $399 promotional and $499 regular. Wodify also lists payment-processing rates. Runkeeper wins this round because its published entry point is free and its paid option costs far less than Wodify's business subscriptions.

   ASICS Runkeeper takes this round

2. Free plan

   Runkeeper offers a Basic plan billed at $0 per month. It includes activity tracking and logging, basic stats, progress insights, workout comparisons, prescribed workouts, premium training plans, weather insights and Live Tracking. Wodify has no free plan. Its Essentials subscription is paid, even at the promotional price shown. Runkeeper wins because someone can use its listed core plan without a subscription, while Wodify requires a paid account for the plans described.

   ASICS Runkeeper takes this round

3. Core feature fit

   Runkeeper focuses on individual activity recording and running support. Phone GPS captures distance, duration, pace or speed, calories and route maps; users can select activities, use Indoor Mode, follow plans and guided workouts, and review reports. Wodify focuses on business operations. It provides billing, scheduling, client management, waivers, contracts, class and appointment management, member workouts, attendance and performance tracking. Neither offers a broader version of the other's job. Runkeeper fits personal training records, while Wodify fits gyms, studios and martial arts businesses, so the facts do not separate them on core feature fit.

4. Connected services

   Runkeeper lists Apple Watch, Garmin, Fitbit, Coros, Suunto, Polar and Amazfit support. It documents Apple Health, Google Health/Fitbit, Health Connect and MyFitnessPal connections, plus Apple Music and Spotify on iOS. Wodify names QuickBooks, Slack, Facebook Leads, Google Analytics, MyZone and Zapier, and offers custom connections through its API on Accelerate and Ultimate. Runkeeper has the wider personal wearable and health list, while Wodify has business-service integrations and API connections. Because they serve different integration needs, the facts support a tie rather than one overall winner.

5. Access and platforms

   Runkeeper is available on Android, iOS and the web. Its current Apple listing identifies iPhone and Apple Watch support, and its web service stores activity history. Wodify lists Android, iOS, web and API access. Core runs in current Safari or Chrome mobile browsers, while Coach View handles quick coaching tasks and browser Core provides full administration. Both cover mobile and web access. Wodify adds a listed API, while Runkeeper adds Apple Watch support, so neither has a clear overall advantage from the stated platform facts.

6. Support resources

   Runkeeper provides a searchable Help Center covering accounts, billing, devices, imports, exports and troubleshooting, and lists [email protected]. Wodify provides a Help Center, weekly live feature training, webinars, a community hub, product roadmap and API documentation. Its app listing directs issue reports to [email protected]. Wodify wins because its documented support set includes live training, webinars, community resources and product documentation in addition to a Help Center and email contact.

   Wodify takes this round

7. Privacy and security controls

   Runkeeper provides settings for who can view activities and maps, explains why it requests permissions, and says it uses security measures to protect information. It does not identify a compliance certification in the stated facts. Wodify documents GDPR rights, including automated personal-data export on request, and lists AWS, Zendesk and Cloudinary as subprocessors. Google Play says its app encrypts data in transit, may collect personal and financial information and does not allow collected data to be deleted. Each has documented controls and limitations, so the facts do not establish a single winner.

8. API access and documentation

   Runkeeper's former Health Graph API was discontinued, and the stated developer documentation no longer accepted new registrations except for selected partners. Wodify offers a REST API on Accelerate and Ultimate. Its API covers leads, clients, documents, communications, financials, memberships, locations, programs, classes, appointments and workouts. Admins use an x-api-key header and the documented v1 base URL. New API-key creation is restricted to Accelerate and Ultimate, while existing keys continue to work. Wodify wins because it provides current tiered API access, endpoint coverage and documentation.

   Wodify takes this round