Shoe Health includes Home Screen and Lock Screen widgets so you can check your shoes without opening the app. Pin one and your fleet is always a glance away.
What the widgets show
- Remaining mileage for your pairs
- Current shoe condition and key stats
- A rotation-suggestions widget — the pair to reach for, per run type
They come in small and medium sizes, and they auto-refresh whenever your data changes, so what you see stays current after each run imports.
A live rotation widget
The rotation-suggestions widget doesn’t just show a static pick — it updates on its own as time passes and your shoes’ state changes. As a pair comes out of recovery and becomes a good option again, or drops down the list after you run in it and it enters recovery, the widget reflects that automatically. The pair it points to stays current without you opening the app.
Because it’s built on rotation suggestions and the extra run types, the rotation-suggestions widget is part of Premium.
How it fits your routine
The widgets pair naturally with smart notifications: notifications prompt you to assign a run, and the widget gives you an at-a-glance status the rest of the time — no need to dig into the app to see where each pair stands.
On the free plan, a widget can show a specific pair you pick or your Daily default shoe. Showing the default shoe for the other run types — Long, Tempo, Race, and Trail — is part of Premium, since those run types are themselves unlocked by Premium. The widgets are available on the free plan either way.
Why it matters
A rotation only works if you actually keep up with it. Having your mileage and wear visible on your Home Screen makes it effortless to notice when a pair is getting worn or when it’s time to switch — no extra effort, no forgetting.