Milebeat

25:00 for a 5K means 5:00 per kilometer. But what if you want the second half to be a little faster? Milebeat does the math.
Choose a distance, from 400 m and the mile to 5K, 10K, half marathon and marathon, then set your target time. Pick an even, negative or positive split and choose how different the two halves should be, from 0.5 to 4 %. Milebeat shows your average pace and a kilometer-by-kilometer table with each split and the running total.
After the run, type in the time for each kilometer. Milebeat compares every split with your target and shows the final difference, how much the second half slowed compared to the first, how uneven the splits were and where the biggest gap appeared.
Once you have logged three complete runs, your Profile sums up how you usually pace: how fast you tend to start, how your second half compares and how this changes over time. It also builds an adjusted split table based on those numbers.
Kilometers or miles. Nothing is measured automatically: Milebeat works only with the numbers you enter. Fully offline, with no account and no permissions.


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