FITIV Ride GPS Cycling Tracker - Reviews, Revenue and Downloads - Apple App Store

Description

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

Terms of service: https://fitiv.com/terms-conditions/
Privacy Policy: https://fitiv.com/privacy-policy

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FITIV (1 Year)

£2.99

FITIV (1 Month)

£1.49

FITIV (3 Months)

£8.99

FITIV Pro Monthly

£9.99

FITIV Ride Pro Yearly

£59.99

PRO Membership (RIDE)

£9.99

Pro Membership (RIDE)

£3.99

FITIV Pro Yearly Family

£99.99

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User Rating

4.53 out of 5

15 ratings in United Kingdom

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Reviews

Chris Dowall

Chris dowall iPhone6 and iPhone SE and Apple Watch Series 2

FITV ride

If it would work it would be great. But it crashed frequently on ios 11 and does some odd things with the gps during tracking. Seems very slow after a long ride to do anything and saved the same data to health 4 times. Shame. Its very pretty but buggy. Now deleted.

Mostly good and cheaper than Strava

This is a fully featured cycling app that integrates well with the Apple Watch. I use it to track my heart rate in addition to route, speed, etc. The only downsides I have found are: You have to start the journey on the watch to track heart rate Starting the journey on the watch has no way of seeing the current route (if you start on the phone you can) The watch keeps losing connection to the app (it remembers all the data, so it's not a huge inconvenience) I have used the cycle app to track walks to (as the walking app is a separate subscription), which can be done by starting it on the watch, this works very well. I purchased the life time subscription as it was good value. It can import data from Strava and the Apple health app. I would recommend, and it was a lot cheaper than Strava.

Very good.

Just the app and a Bluetooth hr strap work very well.

Tip top app

Seems to work fine on my iPhone 4 and polar h7 he monitor. Easy to install and operate. While riding along a rather a nice disembodied voice cuts the music and says how far, fast etc and the heart rate data. Ok so I have no social skills... All good, using it regularly. S.

Need to sign up to even try the app

Deleted without being able to try it

Supports Apple Watch HRM

One of the first apps that supports the HRM on the Apple Watch. Good functionality and good interface. Nice to use.

Misbegotten and useless

I don't like having to register on a database to use it. I don't like not knowing how much the full version will cost after the three trial runs are completed. I don't like the absence of a manual. And most of all: I don't like the need for an external sensor to pick up heart rate. Since it is fully integrated with the Apple Watch, why on earth not use the heart rate data generated there? Yes, the need for an external sensor is, now that I've found it, hidden in the small print below. But the whole point of an app like this is to use the Watch heart rate signal. I've several apps that are Watch-compatible and use a chest strap, and I don't need another. DELETED.

Excelent Interface

I used this app this morning and find it extremely useful. Where it comes into its own is on the road interfaced with an apple watch - this allows you to monitor your performance in real time. Pn completion the stats and graphs are excellent. Highly recommended

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