Organize, analyze, and display your exercise activities.
rubiTrack is an activity tracking and exercise journal application for the Mac. It lets you display, analyze, and organize your indoor and outdoor workouts for sports such as running, biking, walking, hiking, skiing, and many more.
rubiTrack reads tracks from GPS-enabled fitness devices like the Garmin Forerunner 310XT, Forerunner 405, and Forerunner 305, the Garmin Edge 705, Edge 605, and Edge 500, and many other devices.
rubiTrack is your activity companion. It stores all activities, displays them on the map, and helps you analyze details. rubiTrack also features unique activity comparison which lets you compare multiple activities side-by-side visually.
Note: The price of rubiTrack is €49.90, and the published price has been calculated at the rate-of-exchange at the time the listing was updated.
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I would like to write this comment directly to Markus and I have tried on Facebook but it was deleted immediately. I can't write in the forum because it's a closed forum. Then I have to do it here and rate it the way I do. When I also read in the forum that Markus asks people to go here and write "good" comments and rate it high it's too much for me.
No rubiTrack for me.
So for top class offline training logs, in my opinion that leaves WKO, SportTracks, and Golden Cheetah on the PC, or Golden Cheetah and rubiTrack for the Mac. They are all very good, and I would rate all at 4 stars in that they safely and securely hold my data and give me adequate to outstanding training analysis, but all have at least one strength over the others so none can get 5 stars for being totally comprehensive. For example, I don't like the WKO interface (or the complexity of TrainingPeaks) and while Golden Cheetah is much better than rubiTrack for training analysis with power meters, it lacks some features I want or need (equipment log, weather data, for example). I've used SportTracks for about 10 years, but prefer a Mac to a PC, and with ease transferred all my data via fitlogs to rubiTrack about a year ago. I've found rubiTrack as good as SportTracks, and in some ways better - for example the interface and user customisation, both of which are even further enhanced in the latest release. SportTracks is not much different in price from rubiTrack, and in addition some of its best features require plugins at an additional charge. Whether it's better value than rubiTrack is debatable but that's for individual users to fathom. Personally I won't presume to make that decision for them through a low rating whatever adverse feedback that might bring me.
Having looked at the trail version my impression is that the new version is average. Not worth tripping the price. Taking all into account: 1 star
That has to be a mistake… It seems way higher than I remember.