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  • Released
  • Updated
  • January 16, 2016
  • November 8, 2021

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This app connects to your SOLE fitness equipment via Bluetooth to display real-time workout data. Easily switch to other apps while exercising and automatically save your workout history. Share your progress with popular fitness platforms and social media.

Bluetooth connectivity to SOLE equipment
Real-time workout data display
Switch between workout and other apps
Automatic workout data upload
Share data to HealthKit, Fitbit, and more
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What's New in SOLE Fitness App

2.52

November 8, 2021

1.Fix problem for share data to "Strava".

User reviews

Useless app

Don’t bother downloading - you’re better off just manually entering the data from the treadmill screen into myfitnesspal or something along those lines. Don’t buy sole if connectivity is important to you.

Useless

I can’t even get it to connect. Utterly useless. The treadmill and bike we purchased are very nice though.

They are “globally transmitting” your your personal data

Check this out, from the agreement: Personal Data Protection
The protection of personal data shall be conducted in accordance with the Personal Data Protection Act and relevant legal provisions.
If the user agrees to the terms and conditions, s/he is deemed to have permitted the Company to collect, process, use and globally transmit his/her personal data to the extent as it deems necessary for service and business purposes.
The category of personal data: the personal data collected by the Company, including name, ID card number, age, gender, place of work, title, contact information (including but not limited to telephone number, E-MAIL or address, etc.), sports records, personal account information, and other personal data that can be used to identify you directly or indirectly.
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Garbage

This app is an insult to garbage

Missed opportunity

Doesn’t share information to Apple health

Developer apps

User experience

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Reported Bugs

3 issues

Bluetooth connectivity issues

Bug

App crashes on launch or during use

Bug

Incorrect data recording (e.g. calories, distance)

Bug

Requested Features

5 requests

Sync workout data to Apple Health and other fitness apps

Feature

Add portrait mode support

Feature

Improve user profile management

Feature

Expand data tracking and analytics

Feature

Integrate with smart home/IoT devices

Feature

FAQ

What does the SOLE Fitness App do?

The SOLE Fitness App connects to your SOLE brand treadmill, bike, or elliptical via Bluetooth to display your current workout data on your device. It allows you to easily switch to other applications like social media or email during your workout and automatically uploads your completed workout data for future reference.

What are the key features of the SOLE Fitness App?

Key features include Bluetooth connectivity to SOLE fitness equipment, real-time display of workout data across three different screens, the ability to switch to other apps without losing your workout progress, and automatic uploading of workout data to your personal calendar. It also supports sharing data with platforms like HealthKit, Fitbit, MapMyFitness, Facebook, and Twitter.

Is the SOLE Fitness App free to use?

Yes, the SOLE Fitness App is free to download and use. The provided information indicates no in-app purchases or advertisements, suggesting a completely free experience for users.

What devices is the SOLE Fitness App compatible with?

The app is designed to connect with SOLE brand treadmills, bikes, and ellipticals via Bluetooth. It is also compatible with devices that support HealthKitApp, Fitbit, Record, MapMyFitness, Facebook, and Twitter for data sharing.

How can I share my workout data with other apps?

After logging in, navigate to the sharing interface on the top right of the calendar. You can enable specific sharing functions, such as HealthKitApp, which will automatically record your workout data to the selected platform upon completion of each training session. You can also share to other listed services like Fitbit, Facebook, and Twitter.