Cost / License
- Free
- Proprietary
Platforms
- iPhone
- Apple Watch



Apps similar to Garmin Connect include OpenTracks, which is free and open source. Other options are SHOOZ, Strava, FitoTrack and ASICS Runkeeper. You're spoiled for choice with Run Trackers like Garmin Connect: we list more than 100 alternatives for iPhone, Android, the web, iPad and Linux.



The Running Genie is an AI running coach that turns your training data into personalized, adaptive coaching. Connect Strava, Garmin, Polar, Suunto, or Apple Health, and the app analyzes your running history — pace, distance, elevation, and training load — to estimate your VO2...



This app integrates the Casio G-shock square digital Bluetooth watches (B5600, B5000 series), with Google services such as Google Calendar events and Google Alarm Clock. It also works as a remote control for your phone. It is not meant to replace the official Casio app.



Shift is a fitness app that plays both podcasts and music while you train. It’s controlled by a timer, so it plays podcasts during the relaxing part and music when it’s rough, and so it shifts back and fourth.




Powered by Gyroscope, collect and share your favorite runs — with maps, photos, calories, and other stats.



Track Reporter – Your smart GPS tracker with photos, route playback, and visual report.



Plan high-protein vegan meals in minutes with 20/30/40g protein blocks, EAA confidence checks, and an auto shopping list.



Achieve your fitness goals with our personalized routines. Join 26.8 million JustFit users who've already made it happen—now it's your turn!.



AI coaching that generates and adapts science-based training programs based on your performance, fatigue, and goals.




Dynamically reshapes running plans through wearable data, heart rate, HRV, and feedback, offering guided sessions, real-time spoken cues, personalized intensity, and weekly adjustments for training and recovery on iPhone and Apple Watch.



Hamilton fetches all your health metrics from Health Connect and puts them in one place — no account, no internet, no data leaving your phone. Ever.



YumPal is a visual food journal. Instead of counting calories or logging macros, you snap a photo of what you eat and it becomes part of your personal Timeline of Tastes — organized by date, tagged by meal, and pinned to the place where you ate it.


