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I “tracked” my cousin on the app for the entire marathon and was planning on cheering him on around mile 23. It said he was almost a mile away from my location when all of the sudden he passed me. I was totally caught off guard and didn’t get a picture because I thought he was still 10 min away. My other family members were at a different location of the race, and the app said he already passed when he hadn’t yet. We were all very confused. I don’t see the point in “tracking” a person when it’s not actually their location. Milestones were accurate, but the tracker was terrible. I would have been better off not using the app at all.

I downloaded this app to help train for a marathon that’s coming. I was quickly disappointed when I found I had to have my phone with me for it to track. The main reason for getting a fitness device was to not have to carry my phone and still have all the fitness apps. I started the practice race with my phone but dropped my phone off at the 4 mile mark. I lost several miles because it did not sync with my watch. 20 miles not recorded.

As a spectator, this app does a good job of tracking a runner enabling family and friends to know where the runner is on the course. However, I noticed that the tracking was very precise at the 11 mile mark of a marathon, but by mile 24 it was off about 1/4 of a mile. I was standing at the 24 mile marker waiting for the runner to pass. The tracker was showing the runner at 24.2 although she had not yet passed. Still, a great help to keep up with a runner’s progress.