rubiTrack

Great app to log in one place all sporting activities! Good analysis of the workouts. Maybe some statistic could be added. In any case great!

Great app to log in one place all sporting activities! Good analysis of the workouts. Maybe some statistic could be added. In any case great!

Totally overpriced

Have had to downgrade my rating of this app since the latest 'upgrade'. Syncing with the latest iOS app is now so poor as to be useless, there are display problems in addition to those already fixed with El Capitan (eg the full screen map doesn't work properly unless a map pane is opened first), weather data doesn't always update properly from the list view, and long-standing bugs with the equipment feature remain, as do several import, export, and cloud syncing issues. And users the developer doesn't like get kicked off the support forum, so those most likely to complain get ignored. Very disappointing.

All the performance tracking and historical analysis you could want, plus a companion iOS app with the same power.

I’m sorry, but will people PLEASE STOP GIVING APPS POOR RATINGS BECAUSE OF THEIR PRICE! Rating apps poorly based on their price does no one who visits Macupdate.com any favours. It makes it near impossible to find good apps on this site. Truth is, I will likely never buy this application, based the price alone, but I will also not give a half-star rating because of its cost. If it’s the best, it should have a rating that reflects that—if it’s not, then it shouldn’t. If it’s an awesome app but you don’t like the price, don’t penalize the developer and the Macupdate.com community who just want quality reviews. Just leave a comment, and move along. </rant>

For myself as a mac user Rubitrack is the only solution I have found that lets me maintain my activity history of 2800+ tracks, it provides the tools I need to review, organise and track a very wide range of sports and activities and the equipment associated with each. I like my gadgets and now wouldn't go anywhere without a GPS watch, the process of logging and organising my data and reviewing my progress/ improvements is a 'hobby' in itself which I very much enjoy- for me knowing that I've ridden my road bike exactly 4463.57km or I've used my 12m kite for 95hours and 4 minutes for instance is very valuable and I use rubitracks as the sole repository for this data. The latest version of rubitracks had added a very large number of features and improvements, which I would strongly advise trying in a trial, the Places feature is particularly interesting as it can show all ones activities across a global map, this is not only 'nice' to see where you've been but can help to find long lost walks etc that can be hard to find otherwise. As others have said everyone has their budget and concepts of what something is 'worth'. In the scheme of cost of the Mac required to run the program on, the GPS device (or iPhone etc) required to record the data and the, shoes, bikes, boats and boards used whilst recording the data the cost of this software is well worth it for the value it adds to the enjoyment of all of the above. I think it is all too easy to forget that complex and feature rich programs such as RubiTrack must take a huge number of hours to write and maintain and that the number of end users has a large impact on the price per seat. The developer feedback on the forums is excellent and it is clear to see where suggestions/ ideas of users have made it into minor and major updates. I look forward to future updates do hope that others try this software and consider what value it could add to their training etc.