👀 Any #Android #FOSS #cycling apps recommendations? 🚴

Stuff I have been using on my tours:

• #OsmAnd and #CoMaps for maps/navigation (though @CoMaps desperately needs a layer for bicycles. Edit: Issue for tracking this feature).
• #FitoTrack for recording my tours/tracks. Also tried #OpenTracks for this.
• #StreetComplete when I find something interesting to add to #OpenStreetMap.
• #BikeRouter (browser) for planning tours.

❓ Any other interesting apps I have missed and I should check out?

#Bicycle #FDroid

#correr #trailrunning

Ao longo do río, a carón, é doado facer unha sesión de intervalos «ao chou» grazas aos cambios de desnivel curtos que ten o camiño natural. Algúns máis empinados ca outros para poder forzar incluso 😵 . Chegamos tarde e tiña pensado algo máis longo e suave, mais fixen un adestramento intensito-pero-sen-matarme, dándome tempo a recuperar os folgos.

Tal como gravou #fitotrack 

#workoutoftheday

I went out #joggling but unfortunately I failed to record on the #FitoTrack app. After a correctly recorded #running warm-up, I set the app to start recording my joggling when I move. So it never started 😅.
Then I reconfigured it with a 5s delay but again it didn't record.

This is my session:
🏃‍♀️11' warm-up at 7'19s/km
🤹‍♀️ 26' at unknown pace or distance w/ 50 ball drops
🤹‍♀️ 1,6 km in 14' w/ 20 ball drops.

Weather: 11°C ☀️ 🌬️ 20 km/h
A lot of people outside

#fitodon #juggling

A small hike in #Oberfranken adding and updating POI, step, and barrier #OpenStreetMap details.

If you like exploring caves, it's a good place to check out.

#FitoTrack #OsmRuck #OsmAnd

#workoutoftheday #running

Calf has completely healed. The focus for this easy run was on form. I adapted my pace according to occasional discomfort and it was truly an enjoyable session.

I hope to get back into consistent running 2x/week.

Also I've received a lot of suggestions for running apps and tracking solutions, so next time I will test @Codeberg #FitoTrack

#fitodon

Hi @s1m0n4

to record activities, on android  both

• #fitotrack https://codeberg.org/jannis/FitoTrack and
• #opentracks https://opentracksapp.com/

are great (I'd suggest fitotrack because of it has a more complete/visual statistics screen of your run/activity)

with both you can keep record and backup your activities; import them to other devices or services; have nice statistics; or sync using (i.e.) syncthing

if you then visualize or analyze in your computer, there are alternatives like #goldencheetah which have too many options but can keep it simple if you liked https://www.goldencheetah.org/#section-download

edit:

to add that IIRC @escuco has an #fittrackee instance at https://fittrackee.de open to registration (if you want to test @FitTrackee ). You can also #selfhost  , of course

edit 2  (I got excited  )

if you record your activities using a «watch» then you can import .gpx files in both  apps to keep a detailed log