This platform unifies workout data from multiple devices, creating a single, accurate activity log. It allows users to compare metrics across devices, track personal bests, and visualize training trends for improved performance. Features include gear tracking and multi-device step challenges.
1.5.1
September 7, 2026
Flyover. Press play on an activity map to fly along your route. The chart cursor follows, and you can pause, scrub, or stop at any time. Training Load looks ahead. The Form chart now projects forward from today so you can see where rest or training will take you. Small bug fixes and minor UI improvements.
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No, Athalyze does not contain advertisements. The app is free to download and use, with optional in-app purchases for advanced features.
Athalyze supports data from a variety of devices including Apple Watch, Garmin watches and bike computers, Whoop, and Oura. It can also import FIT files with advanced metrics.
Athalyze combines recordings from multiple devices into one activity, selecting the most reliable data for each metric. This ensures more accurate stats and allows for comparison of inputs.
Athalyze Pro offers monthly and annual subscription plans. The monthly plan is $9.99/month and includes a 1-month free trial, while the annual plan is $99.99/year.
Yes, Athalyze allows you to track shoes, bikes, and other gear. You can see which workouts used specific items and monitor total mileage to know when maintenance is needed.
Athalyze allows you to create and join step challenges that accept data from multiple devices. This ensures accurate step totals even if you switch devices throughout the day.
Athalyze has an age rating of 4+. It is designed for a broad audience interested in tracking and analyzing their fitness activities.
The latest version of Athalyze is 1.1.1, which was last updated on March 25, 2026. Updates typically include new features, bug fixes, and performance improvements.