ChaseMe compares your year so far with the same day last year, straight from Apple Health. Ahead, on pace, or behind, activity by activity.
Are you ahead of where you were on this day last year? ChaseMe uses the workouts already stored in Apple Health and compares your year-to-date distance with the same point last year, activity by activity.
ChaseMe asks to read your workouts in Apple Health. It never writes anything back.
Every activity shows this year, the same point last year, and whether you are ahead, on pace, or behind.
Open an activity for cumulative trends, monthly breakdowns, pace, momentum, milestones, and projections.
Year-to-Date Scorecard
Through today vs the same day last year
585.4 km363.7 mi
Last year: 532.8 km331.1 mi
Ahead by 52.5 km32.7 mi
214.6 km133.3 mi
Last year: 214.9 km133.5 mi
Within 0.3 km0.2 mi of last year
557.7 km346.5 mi
Last year: 728.7 km452.8 mi
Behind by 171.0 km106.3 mi
Your scorecard is built only from your own workouts. No leaderboards, no competition with anyone else.
The scorecard always compares your year so far with the same stretch of last year, from 1 January to the same calendar day, not with last year’s full total.
Running, walking, cycling, and other distance-based activities each get their own card, so one sport never hides another.
ChaseMe 1.5 makes yearly progress easier to understand and workouts easier to share.
YTD Context
Each activity now also compares sessions, time, and energy with the same point last year, while distance stays the headline.
Sample data
Distances, speed, and pace now follow your device’s measurement system: miles for US and UK settings, kilometres elsewhere.
The same sample workout, in both systems
Pick Light, Dark, or your device’s appearance and add an optional photo. Route rendering is improved, achievements are clearer, and export files are smaller.
More about sharingScreenshots from ChaseMe 1.5 on iPhone, in demo mode with sample workouts. Select a screenshot to view it larger.
On iPad, the scorecard can place your activities side by side, and ChaseMe 1.5 brings improved iPad layouts.
Open an activity and the simple status turns into the full story of your year.
Momentum, advanced consistency insights, performance mix, complete milestone and trend insights, the full monthly breakdown, and more workout history are part of ChaseMe Pro.
Cumulative Trend for Running, sample data
Turn a workout into a polished square card with its route map and stats, ready for the iOS share sheet.
Route maps depend on the route data Apple Health has for each workout.
ChaseMe only needs to read your workouts, and it works with them on your iPhone or iPad.
ChaseMe is designed for distance-based workouts stored in Apple Health. Route maps and certain metrics depend on the information available for each workout.
Read the ChaseMe privacy policy
ChaseMe is free to download. Running, Walking, and Cycling come with the year-to-date scorecard and the core insights. ChaseMe Pro unlocks every other distance-based activity and the deeper layers.
| Feature | FreeFree download | ChaseMe Pro€ 9.99 per year or € 1.99 per month |
|---|---|---|
| Running, Walking, and Cycling | Included | Included |
| All other detected distance-based activities | Not included | Included |
| Year-to-date scorecard: ahead, on pace, or behind | Included | Included |
| Core activity insights, catch-up pace, and contribution split | Included | Included |
| Milestone and trend insights | Milestone progress | Complete |
| Monthly breakdown | Preview | Full breakdown |
| Workout history | Recent workout previews | More workout history |
| Momentum | Not included | Included |
| Advanced consistency insights | Not included | Included |
| Performance mix | Not included | Included |
ChaseMe Pro costs € 9.99 per year or € 1.99 per month, through Apple In-App Purchase. Prices are in euros; the App Store shows the exact price in your currency before you subscribe. Pro supports Family Sharing, so eligible family members can use it without a separate subscription. You can manage or cancel the plan in your Apple Account settings.
ChaseMe lists the distance-based activities it finds in your Apple Health workouts this year and last year. Seasonal activities show up too, even when their season only starts later in the year.
Examples only. Workouts without a distance are not part of the comparison.
ChaseMe reads your workouts from Apple Health in read-only mode and uses data such as distance, time, and energy to build the scorecard and the activity details. It never writes anything back to HealthKit.
Route maps are optional. When you open a workout and want to see its route, ChaseMe can ask for access to workout routes at that moment. The scorecard never depends on it.
No. Your workout data is not uploaded to Coding Mammoth servers. ChaseMe works with it on your device, and route maps and workout share images are generated locally. A workout card only leaves your device when you share it yourself.
Payments for ChaseMe Pro are handled by Apple, and ChaseMe uses RevenueCat to check your subscription status. The ChaseMe privacy policy has the details.
ChaseMe only shows workouts that include a distance, and it can only read them when you allow it. First check that ChaseMe may read Workouts in Apple Health:
If you want route maps, allow workout routes there too. Then return to ChaseMe and refresh. Apple’s general help for the Health app is in Use the Health app on iPhone.
For each activity, ChaseMe compares your distance this year with your distance last year through the same calendar day. Within a small margin, the activity is on pace: 0.5% of the larger of the two totals, or 50 metres if that is more. A bigger lead is ahead, a bigger gap is behind.
Both. Since version 1.5, distances, speed, and pace follow your device’s measurement system: miles for US and UK settings, kilometres elsewhere. You can change the measurement system in the Settings app under General, Language & Region.
Yes. Tap View Demo on the access screen to explore ChaseMe with sample workouts, without granting Health access. Demo mode lasts for the current session, and you can switch to your own workouts at any time.
ChaseMe is free to download, and Running, Walking, and Cycling are included in the free version. ChaseMe Pro unlocks every other detected distance-based activity and the deeper insights listed in the plan comparison. Because ChaseMe keeps your workout data on your device and has no backend for it, Pro mainly supports the ongoing development of the app.
Pro costs € 9.99 per year or € 1.99 per month through Apple In-App Purchase. Prices are in euros; the App Store shows the exact price in your currency before you subscribe. Pro supports Family Sharing, so eligible family members can use it without a separate subscription. Billing, cancellations, and refunds go through Apple, via Report a Problem or Apple Billing and Subscriptions.
ChaseMe is free on the App Store for iPhone and iPad. Requires iOS/iPadOS 17+ and access to your workouts in Apple Health.
