Private by design
No analytics, no tracking, no third-party SDKs. Workouts stay on your devices and in your own private iCloud (CloudKit) database — even I can’t see your data.
The shoe tracker that keeps your runs to yourself.
Apple-native. Private by design. No accounts, no servers. Currently in TestFlight beta, coming soon to the App Store.
Beta
Three things you won’t find together in other shoe trackers.
No analytics, no tracking, no third-party SDKs. Workouts stay on your devices and in your own private iCloud (CloudKit) database — even I can’t see your data.
Built only on Apple frameworks: HealthKit, SwiftData, CloudKit, WidgetKit, Siri Shortcuts, and the iOS 27 Liquid Glass design. Feels at home on your iPhone because it is.
A rotation of pairs for runs, walks, and hikes. Own more than one? Smart Suggestions picks the likely pair from your own past choices for you to confirm. Get warnings before a pair is past its mileage — without sending a single byte off your phone.
Screenshots will land here when the App Store version ships. Until then, here’s what each view does.
Every active pair at a glance on a card you style yourself — your color or photo, an icon, brand and model — with miles, runs and a miles-to-replacement bar. New runs go to the pair in your rotation, or are suggested for you to confirm when there’s more than one.
Workout history, notes, “Used for” tags (Road, Trail, Outdoor/Indoor Track, Treadmill), and a clear “time to replace” signal. Brand and model suggestions as you type, and start dates in the future for pre-ordered pairs.
Home Screen widget for total miles and per-shoe status. Ask Siri “How are my shoes in Shoe Miles?” for a quick check.
Current build — 1.0.0 (11), TestFlight beta.
1.0.0 (11) — October 2026. Style each shoe’s card: your color or photo, a faded background icon, an icon of your choice, and which details show — plus a stripe in the colorway’s colors. Cards now show miles and runs together. A tab bar for Shoes, Metrics, Info and Settings, with a new Info page on how the app works and your privacy. A size wheel for men’s and women’s sizes, prices in your currency, and better contrast, large-text and VoiceOver support. Backups now include each card’s look.
1.0.0 (6–10) — October 2026. Rotations: wear several pairs for the same activity, and Smart Suggestions picks the likely one for you to confirm. Move Runs puts a whole stretch of runs on the right pair at once. Identical pairs are told apart. “Used for” tags (Road, Trail, Track, Treadmill/Indoor). Start dates in the future for pre-ordered pairs. Brand and model suggestions. Shoe cards built around your photo. Lifetime totals in Settings › About. Reads less Health data — just workouts and walking + running distance.
Beta build 2 — June 2026. Settings now links directly to Support, Privacy Policy, and Terms of Service. Unified display name to “Shoe Miles” everywhere it appears in the app and widget.
Beta build 1 — Spring 2026. First TestFlight cut. HealthKit auto-sync, multi-shoe assignment, ratings, replacement alerts, Home Screen widget, Siri Shortcuts, iCloud private sync.
Shoe Miles is still in TestFlight. Public App Store release is on the way.
A fresh beta build is on the way. Request an invite on the Beta Testing page and your TestFlight invite goes out when it’s ready.
App legal pages: Privacy Policy, Terms of Service, and Support.