Using MyNetDiary and PlateAI with Runkeeper on iOS

Runkeeper cannot connect directly, but on iOS it can send data one way through the Apple Health app. In Runkeeper, go to the Me tab, choose Apps, Services and Devices, select Apple Health and tap Connect. Only walking, running and cycling sync this way, and only if the activity shows calories burned. Runkeeper does not read data from Apple Health.

Runkeeper is an app popular with people looking to track their walking, running, or cycling activity and improve their performance.

While there is no way to directly connect Runkeeper with MyNetDiary or PlateAI, it is possible to establish a one-way connection between the apps via iOS Health App. Runkeeper can write data into iOS Health App which can be subsequently read by our apps.

Please note: Runkeeper will NOT read data added in iOS Health App by any source.

To link Runkeeper with iOS Health App, access the Me tab - choose Apps, Services and Devices - choose Apple Health and click Connect.

Please note: only walking, running, or cycling activity can be synced this way AND only if the workout/activity in question provides a visible amount of calories burned.

Here is an example of activity imported from Runkeeper into MyNetDiary or PlateAI:

For any further questions regarding Runkeeper functionality and it's sync with iOS Health App, please reach out to Runkeeper Support.

If you don't know how to link our apps with iOS Health App, please watch the following tutorial video.

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