Plan workouts. Record activities. Crush your goals.
FITIV Ride is the ultimate heart rate zone based workout tracking tool for both Apple Watch and Bluetooth heart rate monitors. Stream your workout data using FITIV Pulse's live Apple Watch to iPhone. Track your daily activity with complications, widgets and more. Don't have an Apple Watch? Heart rate monitors with Bluetooth compatibility are supported by FITIV Ride. Improve your workout with live coaching, in-workout visuals, heart rate graphing, personal challenges and so much more.
FITIV Pulse can guide you through every step of your fitness journey with features such as:
- Workout Planning: with our Interval Workout Builder
- Fitness Recording: with standalone tracking and configurable metrics
- Live Fitness Coaching: with voice and visual in-workout feedback
- Exercise Analysis: with heart rate-based charts and graphs
- Workout Motivation: with personal challenges and community features
Get fitness results with visual feedback that helps you train smarter. Your customizable Health Dashboard keeps your data clear, accessible, and comparable. Track everything all in one place with HIIT, interval training (Tabata, EMOM), and GPS mapping for outdoor, runs, walks, bike rides and hikes!
What you get with FITIV Pro:
- Over 100 built-in workout types and custom options
- Heart rate tracking live on your phone or standalone on Apple Watch
- Streaming data live from Apple Watch to iPhone
- Workout data cloud storage, sync, and backup
- Live fitness coaching with voice notifications, haptic feedback, and heart rate alarms
- Personal challenges and Community features
- Customizable health dashboard
- Widgets and Complications for your devices
- Track your fitness progress with an in-depth workout analysis
- Health data can be synced seamlessly between your devices
- GPS tracking and workout maps with speed and heart rate overlays
FITIV connects to your favorite apps and devices including:
- Apple Watch & Apple Health
- Chest strap heart rate monitors (Polar H10, Wahoo Tickr X, etc.)
- Armband heart rate monitors (Polar OH1, Scosche Rhythm+, etc.)
- All Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE)
- MyFitnessPal
- Strava
- LoseIt!
- TrainingPeaks
- many more!
Moving from Fitbit to Apple Watch? FITIV Pulse’s Fitbit integration makes it simple to import and export your workouts to Fitbit.
After working out, you can see your intensity in clear graphs and export your activities automatically to Apple Health and other fitness apps to keep all your data in sync.
Workout styles of all types are supported by FITIV. With over 100 built-in workout types and customization options, you can use FITIV to track:
- Cycling, running, walking
- CrossFit and fitness classes
- Treadmill, elliptical, gym equipment
- Hiking
- Yoga
- Swimming and surfing
- and many more exercise routines!
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Upgrade Options, Pricing and Terms:
- MONTHLY and YEARLY auto-renewing PRO membership upgrade subscription are offered
- Payments will be charged to your iTunes Account at confirmation of purchase
- Monthly and yearly subscriptions automatically renew unless auto-renew is turned off from your iTunes account settings at least 24-hours before the end of the current period. Refunds will not be provided for any unused portion of the term
- Any unused portion of the free trial period will be forfeited if a PRO Membership is purchased
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FITIV (1 Year)
$5.99
FITIV (Family)
$49.99
FITIV (1 Month)
$4.99
FITIV (3 Months)
$9.99
FITIV Pro Monthly
$9.99
FITIV Ride Pro Yearly
$59.99
PRO Membership (RIDE)
$14.99
Pro Membership (RIDE)
$5.99
FITIV Pro Yearly Family
$99.99
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3.33 out of 5
3 ratings
in Australia
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Good function
I have been using FITIV ride for about a year now. Heart rate is recorded by my Apple Watch, live streamed to my iPhone which is mounted on my handle bars. Can access and play music from my playlists to my Bluetooth earphones from control button within the app which is good. Configurable metrics on the live stream dash board is good so it shows you what you want to see, like average pace, heart rate, last km pace, etc. also has live voice feedback through the earphones which’s talks to you about your chosen metrics of choice at intervals set by you. has a good data review dash as well for looking at each ride with tracked Heart rate graph, altitude loss gains and gps track record. Pretty much does the lot. Issues that I have found with the app are: altitude metric not available via live feedback (it is an option but it always says zero meters during live feedback) but it is being recorded in the background for review late in the dashboard where it displays correctly.
Some minor issues with connectivity between watch, iPhone and earphones, but is usually overcome fairly easily.
Live lap time button is not available that I have seen despite requesting this through support.
Subscription access glitch when changing to a new phone - overcome by uninstalling and reinstalling the app.
Support team usually contact within a day or two to assist with issues.
Overall a good application which covers most bases very well for mtb riding fitness tracking and live display.
Not great
Having Apple Watch stats mirrored to my iPhone for me excited. However it only mirrors heart rate on the iphone. Does not show speed, distance or pace etc. you still need to check your watch to see how fast you are going. Real disappointed
Still don't bother
If you're looking for a fitness app for your Apple Watch, avoid this app like it is the plague. The watch app is painfully slow to start a workout and after it has, there is no synchronisation with the phone app. In fact the phone app has no idea of the workout.
For me, my hopes was that I could start the workout on my watch to get the heart rate and the. Have my phone display the gps information during my ride. Nope.
There are completely free apps that do as much as this.
Don't bother
This is easily the worst of these gps apps I've tried so far. It's wildly inaccurate. MapMyRide said I rode 66.3km which agrees almost exactly with my wireless computer. This piece of junk app was 13km under. Yes 13km! Wow what a joke.
