Question 1

Is this only for runners?

Accepted Answer

RunWeather is designed for running decisions: when to go, how conditions affect effort, and why pace may change. Other endurance athletes may find parts useful, but the product is runner-first.

Question 2

How is this different from Apple Weather or Garmin weather?

Accepted Answer

General weather tools show the forecast. RunWeather translates weather into running effort context, including best windows, pace adjustment suggestions, and explanations tied to heat, dew point, wind, and precipitation.

Question 3

How does the personalized analysis work?

Accepted Answer

Your insights are grounded in weather signals, running context, and research. RunWeather detects personalized patterns in how conditions affect your effort — rather than making vague motivational guesses.

Question 4

Do I need Strava?

Accepted Answer

No. You can use RunWeather for planning without Strava. Strava unlocks deeper history context, including how weather affected your completed runs.

Question 5

Do you sell my data?

Accepted Answer

No. RunWeather does not sell your data. Sync is optional, and the purpose is to give you better training context, not to monetize your activity history.

Question 6

Is Strava syncing optional?

Accepted Answer

Yes. You can use RunWeather for daily planning without Strava. Syncing Strava unlocks historical weather context and deeper insights across completed runs.

Question 7

Is it available on iPhone and Android?

Accepted Answer

Yes. RunWeather is available now on the App Store (iOS) and Google Play (Android).

Question 8

Is Garmin supported?

Accepted Answer

Garmin support is planned. Strava sync is available now.

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