OpenTracks

Dennis Guse

About this app

A sport tracking buddy that respects your privacy.

Sport and outdoor activities grants happiness, skill and confidence.

Value your health by keeping track on your training.
Records as you go running or walking, and gives you a bike computer with a bigger screen for cycling.
Mark interesting locations along your way with pictures.
Keep recorded statistics in great detail for analysis.
Share only the data you want others to have.

* Voice announcements.
* Supports Bluetooth LE sensors: heart rate, speed and distance (cycling), cadence (cycling), and power meter (cycling).
* Altitude gain and loss: via barometric sensor.
* Altitude shown in EGM2008 (above mean sea level); exported as WGS84.
* Export data as tracks either as KMZ (incl. photos), KML, or GPX.
* No Internet access or extra permissions.
* Dark and light theme, respecting system settings.
* No ads.

Libre software / Free Software / Open Source
meaning you can use, study, change and share the source code.
Licensed Apache 2.0

Ratings and reviews

Great app for tracking and logging exercises like it says

Glad to see a reincarnation of MyTracks. Wish there was a way to see all activities combined onto a map.

As a paying strava customer it's good to see an open source effort that is sans fluff. No social commentary, no bs. Simple data recording and sharing via interopable files. While I did have this app from the f-droid repository, buying this on the app store is just a small way of saying thank toyvgor the work that has gone into it. Only thing I miss in this app is GPS data smoothing. Maybe a switch to turn it off or on.

What's new

v4.12.5: OpenTracks

Bugfix:
- Moving is now computed correctly again.
Was broken since v4.9.0 due to the introduction of idle functionality. See #1756.

Changes:
- Support for Predictive Back