Mostafa Hussein Omar
Dennis Guse
Danie van der Merwe@moftasa maybe OpenTracks - https://gadgeteer.co.za/opentracks-is-an-open-source-sport-tracking-application-for-android-that-completely-respects-your-privacy-almost-a-strava-alternative. Thing is, Strava's centralised hosting is what costs the money mainly.
OpenTracks is an open source sport tracking application for Android that completely respects your privacy: Almost a Strava alternative
Value your health by keeping track on your training. It records as you go running or walking, and gives you a bike computer with a bigger screen for cycling.
@danie10 thank you.
Jan@danie10 @moftasa I'm using Opentracks together with a selfhosted #FitTrackee instance. Works perfectly.
@dennisguse So far I have only used the manual upload of GPX files from my phone to FitTrackee after a workout. As far as I can see, the API does not support file uploading, but FitTrackee can check a directory for new workouts and there exists a third party tool for semi automatic uploads to FitTrackee (https://github.com/ebrithiljonas/fittrackee-uploader).
As soon as I find some time, I'll do a few tests. If anyone wants to test it themselves, my instance is open: https://fittrackee.escuco.de
FitTrackeeHi!
It is possible to upload a gpx file with the API (FitTrackee does not check directories for new workouts):
https://docs.fittrackee.org/en/api/workouts.html#post--api-workouts
Several third-party tools have been developed to upload files and overcome some limitations (such as the fact that FitTrackee only supports the GPX format for now):
https://docs.fittrackee.org/en/third_party_tools.html#import-tools
@FitTrackee Sorry, then I was completely wrong.
@dennisguse, is a direct workout upload from Opentracks to FitTrackee via the API something, that could possibly implemented in Opentracks?
@dennisguse Ok, I understand your intention.
@escuco no worries