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Stephen Coyle

Fit500 - Customisable fitness dashboards

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Fit500 connects to the Apple Health and Apple Fitness apps, and allows you to create customisable fitness dashboards to track, summarise and compare your workouts. Track things like your best 5K run, average swimming pace, or any workout info you like!

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Vladimir Demchuk
a good solution
Stephen Coyle
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Stephen Coyle
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I started running during 2020, and found myself wanting a way to display figures and summaries in a way I couldn't quite get from existing apps. So eventually I decided to make it myself. I've been using it to track my fastest 5Ks, fastest 10Ks, general running stats and swimming stats - and it's really illuminated some trends and stats I wouldn't have thought of - like how I've spent a full 1% of the last 365 days running. 😳 Hopefully it might be interest to any other numbers-driven exercisers out there!
Stephen Coyle
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It's primarily an iPhone app since that's where all the data it needs lives, but there's an iPad companion app (and a macOS app that'll be out any day now!) too. These allow you to view your data on a bigger screen, and your dashboards sync securely and privately to your other devices using iCloud.
Hiram Centelles Rodríguez
Why it’s asking for write permission on health data?
Stephen Coyle
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@hiram_centelles_rodriguez As far as I'm able to tell, HealthKit provides no way to check for access (failing silently instead) if read-only access to data is requested. So without asking for write permission there's no way for the app to detect whether permission has been granted or not. I'm looking into solutions for this, but in the meantime I can assure you the app doesn't write any data to HealthKit itself.