Float - The Indoor Rowing App

Float - The Indoor Rowing App

by Endurance Sports Research Ltd

10 ratings
19 reviews
Free
In-App Purchases

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • January 21, 2016
  • March 2, 2021

Features

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Track your indoor rowing workouts with detailed stroke data. Connects to Concept2 machines via Bluetooth and syncs with the Health app. Offers advanced analytics and data export for performance analysis.

Bluetooth connectivity for Concept2 PM5
Detailed stroke data (drive length, ratio, power)
Live and replay power curves
Syncs with Apple Health
Cloud storage for training data
Email raw data export
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What's New in Float

2.2.0

March 2, 2021

Added support for the latest PM5 firmwares.

Subscription plans

Float Pro

Upgrade your Float App to add extra features that include the ability to export your data via email, see your data in more detail with additional graphs and live force curves when rowing.

$39.991 Year
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In-App Purchases

$3.99

Unlock Pro features (1 month)

Unlock Pro functionality for one month only.

User reviews

Couldn’t make an account

Just sat loading trying to make my account and wouldn’t go no further.

von shonshon

try to sign up but it sticks on loading, tried accessing the support link but it doesn’t go anywhere, just doesn’t work

Best rowing app

Excellent rowing app for Concept 2 rower. I use it wirelessly to record all my workouts and it makes it easy to track your progress. The only reason not 5 stars is they need to add ability to connect to Strava.

Can’t sign in

I created an acc a week ago and it still won’t let me sign in.

Can’t setup app

Finally recorded by ergstick after months of waiting. Went to setup app on my iPhone and now I’m getting hammered with activation emails ecru 30 seconds with no information/activation link provided. Tried doing a password reset (app won’t let me login with new account) and I’ve now getting hammered 2x from this app page (password reset email, but again no link in email).

I’ll beyond frustrated
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FAQ

What rowing machines does Float connect with?

Float connects with Concept2 PM5 monitors via Bluetooth. For older Concept2 PM3/4 monitors, it requires an ErgStick Dongle. The app records every stroke live and stores sessions on your iPhone.

What kind of stroke data does Float provide?

Float offers detailed per-stroke data including Drive Length, Drive Ratio, Stroke Power, Ave. Force, Peak Force, Drive Time, Drive Speed, and Drag Factor. This data is more comprehensive than what the Concept2 screen displays.

Does Float integrate with Apple Health?

Yes, Float works with the Health app, saving heart rate, calories, and basic workout data. This allows for a consolidated view of your fitness metrics.

How is my training data stored?

Your training data is stored in the cloud for analysis and recovery purposes. You need to create an account to associate your training data with your profile.

What are the Pro features in Float?

Float Pro offers live power curves for every stroke, the ability to replay power curves, and the option to email your raw data to yourself or your coach. These features provide deeper insights into your performance.

How much does Float Pro cost?

Float Pro is available through a subscription. You can choose a monthly plan for $3.99 or an annual plan for $39.99. Subscriptions are managed through your iTunes account.

Can I cancel my Float Pro subscription?

Yes, your Float Pro subscription will automatically renew unless cancelled at least 24 hours before the end of the current period. You can turn off auto-renewal in your Account Settings after purchase.

Is Float suitable for beginners?

Float is designed for indoor rowers using Concept2 machines. While it provides advanced data, beginners can still use it to track basic workout metrics and gradually explore more detailed analysis.