
BikeTrack: Indoor Workouts
Cycling, running & walking
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Bring your indoor workout together on Apple Watch.
BikeTrack connects directly to compatible Bluetooth bikes and treadmills, combines equipment measurements with your Watch's heart rate and active energy, and saves authorized workout data to Apple Health and Fitness.
YOUR SESSION, AT A GLANCE
See power, cadence, speed, distance, elapsed time, heart rate, and active energy when available. Pause, resume, and end your workout from your wrist.
UNDERSTAND YOUR EFFORT
Start with default training zones, set your measured maximum heart rate and cycling FTP, or customize each zone boundary. Follow live heart-rate and power charts, then explore your workout's averages, peaks, and time in each training zone. Keep your latest 100 workout summaries on your Watch.
RIDES, RUNS, AND WALKS
Record indoor cycling, running, or walking. Use metric or imperial units. You can also record without connected equipment, using the measurements available from your Watch.
PRIVATE BY DESIGN
No account, advertising, analytics SDK, or subscription. Workout data stays in your app storage and Apple Health, subject to your Apple settings. Optional diagnostics are shared only when you choose.
TRY A DEMO
Explore the interface with a clearly labeled demo ride. Simulated demo data never writes to Apple Health or workout history.
COMPATIBILITY
Requires Apple Watch with watchOS 11 or later. Equipment must broadcast standard Bluetooth FTMS Indoor Bike or Treadmill Data, Cycling Power, or Cycling Speed & Cadence. Available metrics depend on your equipment; specific models are not guaranteed. BikeTrack connects to one peripheral at a time. ANT+, resistance control, and direct Strava export are not included.
Training zones are based on values you supply. BikeTrack is a fitness tracker, not a medical device.
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What's New in BikeTrack
1.1.0
October 28, 2026
A refreshed workout experience on your wrist. • See your heart rate on a redesigned dial with your session low and high. • Follow your effort with a new training-zone ribbon. • Customize heart-rate and power zone boundaries to match your training. • Start with default zones, then adjust your maximum heart rate and FTP in Settings. • Explore updated workout screens, charts, and summaries.
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