TreadLog - Treadmill Run Log

TreadLog quietly records the running habit you build on the treadmill.

There are plenty of outdoor GPS running apps, but few made for people who run on a gym treadmill. TreadLog focuses on indoor treadmill running only. When your workout ends, just snap a photo of the console. It reads your distance, time, calories, incline, and speed and fills in a log card for you.

■ OCR auto-fill from a console photo
Photograph your treadmill console and TreadLog recognizes the on-screen numbers (distance, time, calories, incline, speed) to fill the entry automatically. No more copying figures by hand. If anything is misread, fix it right there in a tap.

■ Quick manual entry too
No photo? Just type in distance and time and you're done. You can add outdoor runs by hand as well — fast and lightweight.

■ Calendar heatmap
See when and how much you ran at a glance. The more you ran on a day, the deeper the color, so your monthly pattern jumps out instantly. A monthly summary of runs, distance, and time is included too.

■ Streaks
Watch your consecutive running days add up and keep the momentum going. Missed a day? That's okay — just start again.

■ Stats & pace trend
View your all-time cumulative distance, time, and run count, and see how your pace is improving on a trend chart. A weekly distance graph and a weekly goal (N runs / N km) keep this week's progress in check.

■ Light & dark themes
Follow the system setting or pick light or dark yourself, so early-morning or late-night sessions stay easy on the eyes.

■ Your data stays on your phone
No sign-up, no login, no server. Every record is stored only on your device. Switching phones? Back up with .zip export and import.

A light, quiet treadmill running journal — manage your indoor running and cardio logs cleanly with TreadLog, and take today's step.

Recent changes:
• Log your body weight: add it (optional) when you record a run, by photo or by hand. Your last weight shows as a hint.
• Stats now show a weight trend line and how much it changed in the period, once you have two weights logged.
• Console photos: a pace like "9:41 /mi" no longer ends up as the workout time.
• Typing a pace with /mi or /km now keeps the unit you typed.