Running Machine
Running Machine, also known as RunCapture, helps you capture a treadmill display, review extracted workout metrics, and save a cleaner run history without repetitive typing.
The product is built around a simple promise: speed up treadmill logging without taking control away from the runner. A photo creates the draft, but the user decides what gets saved.
Why runners use it
Typing treadmill time, distance, speed, and calories by hand after every session is repetitive.
A plain OCR shortcut is not enough if the runner cannot review the result before it becomes part of their history.
Support, privacy, and account deletion details need to be easy to find for store reviewers and real users alike.
Product promise
From capture to saved history, the experience is designed for runners who want a faster workflow and clearer support around privacy, sync, and account management.
Works best with a clear, front-facing treadmill display photo. Review is built in before anything is saved.
How it works
The experience follows the same sequence most runners already use after a workout, but removes the repetitive typing step.
Take a clear, front-facing photo after the run or choose one from your gallery to start from the image you already have.
The app sends the image through its protected backend so the workout metrics can be extracted into a structured draft.
Inspect time, distance, speed, calories, and related values, then correct anything that needs adjustment before saving.
Store the completed run in history and cumulative stats so repeated treadmill sessions are easier to track over time.
Highlights
Use the treadmill image you already take instead of re-entering workout details manually.
Running Machine is designed so a person checks the extracted values before the run is stored.
Saved runs feed a more consistent logging habit through visible history and cumulative progress tracking.
Public privacy, support, and account deletion pages stay aligned with the in-app experience.
Inside the app
Capture
The workflow begins with a straightforward photo capture or gallery import instead of a long manual form.
Disclosure
The app presents a disclosure before the first extraction request so users understand what happens next.
Review
Users can edit the result before saving, which keeps convenience from turning into silent mistakes.
History
The saved history and stats views make the app useful beyond a single OCR interaction.
Trust
Resources
Contact support, see expected response times, and learn what to include when reporting an issue.
App PrivacyRead the product-specific privacy policy for sign-in, images, synced data, and deletion.
Delete AccountSee the in-app deletion flow, fallback contact path, and data retention notes.
Release NotesFollow meaningful product improvements, fixes, and workflow updates over time.
FAQ
No. Running Machine is designed around a review step, so you confirm or correct the result before saving.
Yes. Sign-in is currently used for protected extraction, synced run history, and account-related features.
A clear, front-facing photo with readable time and distance produces the best draft for review.
Yes. You can adjust extracted metrics before saving the run to history.
Use the in-app Account -> Delete Account flow while signed in, or visit the Running Machine delete-account page for the fallback support path.
Support surface
Use the public support, privacy, and delete-account pages on this site, or contact contact@jaeyeon.com directly.