Running by Gyroscope sharing options with a photo of the Bay Bridge and layouts to pick from

From November 2015 to January 2016

Running by Gyroscope V1

Our first iPhone app. It turned each run into an image to share, with your route, a photo, your heart rate or the donuts you burned.

Shown on: iPhone 6s
Launch post: The original announcement

Selected screenshots

Running

Your runs

Running by Gyroscope share card counting a run as four donuts — Donuts

Running by Gyroscope was our first iPhone app, and the first we built with React Native. It turned a run from Runkeeper or Strava into an image to share: the route on a map, a photo with the stats on top, or the calories counted in donuts.

It started as cards Anand made by hand in Photoshop after his runs in 2015, and thousands of people used the app in its first month. In July 2016 it folded into the main Gyroscope app with V1.6, bringing the donut counter along with it.

Cycling too

Rider profile

Cycling by Gyroscope, the test app next to Running: a ride in New York on a dark map, with layouts to pick from — A ride in New York

Cycling by Gyroscope, the test app next to Running: a 52 mile ride in Denver over a photo, with layouts to pick from — A ride in Denver

Cycling by Gyroscope, the test app next to Running: a 72.9 mile ride counted as 19 donuts — A ride in donuts

Cycling by Gyroscope, the test app next to Running: a ride in Los Altos over a photo of a bike on a trail — A ride in Los Altos

News & announcements from Running by Gyroscope V1

November 13, 2015Running by GyroscopeThe making of our first React Native iPhone app
December 6, 2015Gyroscope Running UpdateNew changes in v2.0.1

Gyroscope V1 dashboard on a good day, every card green: 9.4 hours online, 71 bpm, 9,524 steps

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