The best swim tracking and analysis app
This app is my ‘go to’ swim logging and analysis app. I have used several independent apps for tracking and analysis, in addition to device specific iPhone apps. The highlights include:
- Excellent, detailed view and presentation of activity analysis broken down by intervals, or lengths.
- Allows correction of incorrect lap counts and details made by devices. Although requiring some mathematical calculations of time to make correct adjustments.
- A good, simple, and clear interface, allowing quick access to ‘You[r]’ previous activities. Presenting a good basic summary, separate from coaching and promotional posts.
- Good integration, logging activities from all devices.
- The Apple Watch app is one of the best fit-for-purpose swimming apps, along with the Apple fitness app. Although, this is not my primary training device.
I haven’t used the ‘Coach[ed]’ activities, a lot. However, the collection of activities that can be sent to your device is decent. It could allow more functionality in searching and finding activities.
This app doesn’t charge a prohibitively excessive annual subscription fee.
The downsides: the app has no iPad interface, and there is no browser interface for browser analysis.
Nb: the app collects a lot of personal data, although necessary to support the functionality, I’m not sure how much this is used outside of the personal analytics functionality.
- Excellent, detailed view and presentation of activity analysis broken down by intervals, or lengths.
- Allows correction of incorrect lap counts and details made by devices. Although requiring some mathematical calculations of time to make correct adjustments.
- A good, simple, and clear interface, allowing quick access to ‘You[r]’ previous activities. Presenting a good basic summary, separate from coaching and promotional posts.
- Good integration, logging activities from all devices.
- The Apple Watch app is one of the best fit-for-purpose swimming apps, along with the Apple fitness app. Although, this is not my primary training device.
I haven’t used the ‘Coach[ed]’ activities, a lot. However, the collection of activities that can be sent to your device is decent. It could allow more functionality in searching and finding activities.
This app doesn’t charge a prohibitively excessive annual subscription fee.
The downsides: the app has no iPad interface, and there is no browser interface for browser analysis.
Nb: the app collects a lot of personal data, although necessary to support the functionality, I’m not sure how much this is used outside of the personal analytics functionality.
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