Track fitness activities including distance, time, speed, elevation, and calories burned. Log workouts for , jogging, biking, Nordic , and mountain biking. Sync with Apple Watch and use voice commands to control workouts.
Calculate finish times based on chosen interval or lap metrics like miles, kilometers, meters, or yards. Adjust or speed to see impact on overall targets and split-by-split expectations.
Track steps, distance, calories burned, and walking time. Display speed and duration. View count graphs. Automatically record steps when in pocket or bag. Set goals and monitor progress. Sync with Apple Health.
Tracks GPS speed and real-time G-. Measures 0-60 mph or 0-100 km/h and 1/4 mile or 400 m. Simulates drag races. Automatically starts and stops timing. Switches between imperial and metric units. Provides tools for speed and acceleration monitoring.
The app calculates race or training pace per mile or per kilometer. It accepts distance and time inputs to determine pace, supporting both miles and kilometers.
Track shots and measure distances using GPS. Analyze swings and putts with built-in sensors. Access 3D maps and hole flyovers on phone. Use as a standalone on Apple Watch without needing a phone.
Automatically track stages from Apple without manual input. View data without requiring the . No user analytics, ads, or third-party tracking. No in- purchases or subscriptions. Integrates with Apple for full stage reporting.
Track hockey performance with real-time stats and post-game analysis. Log game details, monitor speed and distance, and review detailed metrics. Export data and share insights. Syncs with Apple Watch for accurate tracking.
The app calculates steps, energy consumed, speed, average speed, travel time, and distance. It functions as an inertial navigation system, not requiring GPS for speed calculations.
Access real-time buoy data and 5-day forecasts from NWS. View 6-hour wave trends and 7-day hourly wave and tide predictions. Overlay NOAA maps and check offshore zone forecasts. Receive detailed NWS discussions and use the Apple Watch for alerts.