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RouteRush for iOS000 / 120
RouteRush
Running is how
you take ground.
- Step one. Record a run or a ride with GPS tracking that survives lost signal.
- Step two. Every hexagonal cell your route passes through is claimed as your territory.
- Step three. Claimed territory becomes Rush Points, and Rush Points decide your weekly league rank.
01 — Record
Start a run or a ride. RouteRush follows your line at street resolution, and keeps recording when the signal drops out.
02 — Conquer
Every hex your route touches turns yours. Resolution‑11 cells, roughly 25 metres across, claimed the moment you pass through one.
03 — Hold it
Territory becomes Rush Points, Rush Points become rank, and rank resets every week. The map is only yours while you keep running.
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The difference
A tracker tells you where you went.
RouteRush tells you what you took.
The same run, scored differently. Distance and pace are the receipt. The map is the score — a permanent record of the streets you have actually covered, cell by cell, against everyone else covering theirs.
- 25 m
- Cell edge, roughlyH3 resolution 11. Fine enough that one side of a street is not the other.
- 3D
- Real globeYour territory rendered on a true sphere, not a flat tile sheet.
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- Bars of signal requiredActivities queue offline and sync themselves the moment you are back.
Hex conquest
The map remembers every street you have taken.
Your GPS line is matched to a hexagonal grid the moment it is recorded. Pass through a cell and it is yours. Come back a different way and the shape of what you own changes.
Cell-level scoring. Rush Points are awarded per activity from the ground you actually covered, not from a step count.
Contested ground. Cells have a dominance record. Someone else running your route puts your claim under pressure.
It compounds. Territory carries between runs, so a neighbourhood is something you build over months.
Cells1 284
Rush Points8 420
This week+312
Boldi, the in-run coach
A coach in your ear, not a podcast.
Boldi watches the run as it happens — your pace, the cells ahead, how much you have left — and says something when it is worth saying. The rest of the time he is quiet.
Timed to the effort. Prompts arrive at splits and decision points, not on a fixed timer.
Aware of the map. He knows which cells are still unclaimed on the route in front of you.
Elapsed
32:14
Distance6.42km
Pace5:01/km
Heart158bpm
Nine unclaimed cells on the loop ahead. Hold this pace and they are all yours.
Live Activity & widget
Most of a run happens with the app closed.
Time, distance and pace stay on the Lock Screen and in the Dynamic Island, and stay interactive — pause and resume without unlocking. Starting is one tap from the Home Screen.
32:14
6.42 km · 5:01
Morning run
LIVE
Time32:14
Distance6.42km
Cells+41
Pause
Finish
Quick Start
Run · Ride
Run · Ride
Home Screen widget. One tap opens straight into a tracked run.
Leagues
Thirty runners.
One week.
Five go up.
Every week you are placed in a league of thirty at your tier. The top fifth is promoted, the bottom fifth is relegated, and everyone starts again on Monday. Bronze, Silver and Gold, each with three divisions.
New to a tier? A newbie shield covers your first week, so a bad one cannot send you straight back down.
Leaderboards
Torino
This week's top runners
1
M. Kaya
@mkaya · Led by distance
12.4 km²Area captured
2
J. Duarte
@jduarte · Led by distance
11.1 km²Area captured
3
A. Rossi
@arossi · Led by distance
9.8 km²Area captured
4
L. Novak
@lnovak · Led by distance
8.2 km²Area captured
5
P. Bauer
@pbauer · Led by distance
7.6 km²Area captured
Torino Clubs
Clubs capturing the most territory
1
Torino Runners
45 members
18.5 km²km² captured
2
Po River Pace
28 members
14.2 km²km² captured
3
Mole Milers
31 members
12.9 km²km² captured
4
San Salvario SC
19 members
9.4 km²km² captured
5
Valentino AC
23 members
8.1 km²km² captured
League
30 players • Resets in 3d 22h
Silver II
Promotion zone · top 5
1
M. Kaya
84.2 km•1 240m ↑
4 820RP
2
J. Duarte
79.6 km•980m ↑
4 512RP
3
A. Rossi
71.1 km•1 415m ↑
4 140RP
· · ·
12
You
48.9 km•615m ↑
2 986RP
13
L. Novak
46.2 km•520m ↑
2 830RP
· · ·
29
P. Bauer
19.4 km•210m ↑
1 140RP
30
S. Chen
15.1 km•145m ↑
905RP
Relegation zone · bottom 5
Country Leaderboard
Area
Include small countries
#1
United States
Most territory:
Unknown
85.000 km²Land captured
#2
Canada
Most territory:
Unknown
55.000 km²Land captured
#3
Australia
Most territory:
Unknown
50.000 km²Land captured
#4
Türkiye
Most territory:
Unknown
35.000 km²Land captured
#5
United Kingdom
Most territory:
Unknown
32.000 km²Land captured
#6
Germany
Most territory:
Unknown
27.000 km²Land captured
Inside the app.
Captured on iPhone, running the shipping build.
Everything else that ships in the box.
No roadmap items. These are in the app today.
Head-to-head challenges
Pick someone, pick a metric, set the window. The VS card tracks both of you until it closes.
HealthKit, both ways
Steps, weight and heart rate read in. Workouts written back out.
Verified badge
Premium accounts carry a checkmark across the feed, clubs and leaderboards.
Offline queue
Tracking survives no signal. Activities queue on device and sync when the network returns.
Why it matters
The map only moves when you do.
Nothing on your map was given to you. Every cell on it is a street you actually ran.
RouteRush
Go take some ground.
RouteRush is free to start. iPhone, iOS 17 or later. Your first run claims its first cell about twenty seconds in.