Base Cardio: Zone 2 Tracker

Base Cardio: Zone 2 Tracker

Heart Rate Zone Training

3 ratings
2 reviews
Free
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Released
October 28, 2026
Updated
November 11, 2026

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Base counts your weekly zone 2 minutes from Apple Health — across recorded workouts and qualifying everyday activity — so you can see where your week stands without adding up sessions yourself. Keep using the workout app you love: if it saves your workouts and heart rate to Apple Health, Base counts them. Or start a dedicated zone 2 workout in Base on Apple Watch. YOUR WEEK, ALREADY COUNTED Connect Apple Health to follow your zone 2 minutes against a goal you choose. Outside a recorded workout, activity needs sufficiently frequent heart-rate readings and supporting Apple Exercise Time. Unsupported gaps do not count; Base does not credit every movement. STAY IN YOUR ZONE Start an optional workout in Base on Apple Watch for live guidance in your personalized zone. Follow your session on your wrist or its mirrored iPhone display. SEE WHAT COUNTED Explore the walks, runs, rides and qualifying everyday activity that contributed. Look back through your history and follow your consistency over time. ONE GLANCE AWAY Keep your weekly progress visible with iPhone widgets and Apple Watch complications. YOUR HEART, OVER TIME See resting heart rate and HRV trends alongside your zone 2 activity. Personal trends, not a diagnosis or a promised health outcome. PRIVATE BY DESIGN Your heart-rate readings, workout records and measured zone 2 totals are processed on your devices, not sent to our analytics services. Usage analytics and crash reporting are on by default and can be turned off anytime in the app; in the EU, the UK, Norway, Iceland, Liechtenstein or Switzerland, or where Base can't tell your region, they stay off until you agree. No Base account required. Base needs compatible heart-rate data in Apple Health, with workout records or supporting Apple Exercise Time for qualifying activity. Live workouts require a compatible Apple Watch. Requires iOS 26 or later; the Watch app requires watchOS 26 or later. A subscription is required. Eligible new subscribers can start a 14-day free trial. Payment is charged to your Apple Account at confirmation of purchase. Subscriptions renew automatically unless canceled at least 24 hours before the end of the current period. Manage or cancel in Settings, then your name, then Subscriptions. Any unused part of a free trial is forfeited when you subscribe. Current prices and terms are shown in the app. Privacy: https://basecardio.com/privacy/ Terms: https://basecardio.com/terms/
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What's New in Base Cardio

1.0.6

November 11, 2026

See each workout's distance, pace and route on your iPhone. New: • Open an outdoor walk, run, hike or ride in Base and scroll below the heart rate chart to see its distance and pace (a ride shows speed), with a map of the route. • It works for workouts from other apps too, like Apple's Workout app. • To show these, Base asks Apple Health once for workout routes and distances. If you'd rather not share routes, you'll see the numbers without a map. Also: a few lines that ran past the edge on smaller screens now fit.

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User reviews

Essential for longevity-driven endurance tracking

If you follow a structured longevity and aerobic conditioning protocol (like Peter Attia’s Outlive framework), tracking weekly Zone 2 volume usually means exporting or pulling manual reports just to verify you're hitting your targets. Base: Zone 2 Cardio Tracker completely automates that friction. The interface is clean, the data parsing is spot-on, and it integrates seamlessly with an Apple Watch ecosystem without cluttering your workflow. It’s an absolute game-changer for anyone taking their aerobic base and metabolic health seriously. Highly recommended!
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Great HR tracker!

I’ve been looking for a way to keep track of all my zone 2 minutes. This is perfect!

Response from developer

Thank you! Glad Base makes your zone 2 week easy to follow.