Synopsis of the App: Weav Run uses adaptive music technology to sync the beat to your feet during a run.
Price and Platform: Free. Apple only.
RDN Score: 5/5
Pros
User-friendly design with large buttons to easily switch between modes and songs.
Pace runs or workouts to high-tempo music to stay motivated to move.
Choose the Match My Stride mode for music that syncs to your pace or the Fixed Tempo mode for a challenge. Weav Run also lets you choose a location out-doors or treadmill.
Songs play between 100 and 240 beats per minute (BPM) to keep you going with tunes from popular artists including Lizzo, Camila Cabello and more.
Use the app for running, yoga, cycling and working out at the gym, or plug in to the instructor-led audio workouts.
Choose playlists by workout and shuffle or skip songs without interrupting a workout.
Includes performance tracking to keep up with run streaks and measure steps per minute.
Weav Run integrates with the Apple Health app and can be used along with other run trackers such as Runtastic, Nike+ Run Club, MapMyRun and Strava, which allows you to share your route, photos and steps per minute.
Weav Run Premium is free until March 1, 2021.
Cons
The music selections are limited and slightly re-engineered, so they might not sound exactly as you remember.
The app can use your location even when it’s not open, which can drain battery life.
Only available on iOS at the time of this review.
Bottom Line: Ideal for runners and fitness enthusiasts at all levels, Weav Run uses adaptive music technology to sync tunes to the beat to your feet and keep you motivated throughout a workout.
Marisa Moore, MBA, RDN, LD, is based in Atlanta and specializes in culinary nutrition, communications and consulting. She blogs at marisamoore.com. Follow her on Instagram and Twitter.
Synopsis of the App: Weav Run uses adaptive music technology to sync the beat to your feet during a run.
