Great analytics
It’s really nice being able to see more details along a route. Kind of depressing on some hills, but that’s not the apps fault!
$2.99
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Analyze specific points or segments within your recorded workouts. Visualize your performance on a map and graph, with detailed metrics for each selection. Seamlessly integrates with Apple Health.
✓Analyze workout points and segments
✓Visualize workout data on map and graph
✓Switch between time and distance views
✓View detailed metrics for selections
✓Integrates with Apple Health
✓Open source
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What's New in WorkoutSpot
2.1
October 31, 2026
- Updated device compatibility
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FAQ
What is WorkoutSpot?
WorkoutSpot is a paid application that allows you to analyze specific points or segments of your workouts recorded in Apple Health. It provides detailed metrics and visualizations to help you understand your performance.
How much does WorkoutSpot cost?
WorkoutSpot is a paid app priced at $2.99. There are no in-app purchases or subscriptions required beyond the initial purchase.
Does WorkoutSpot have ads?
No, WorkoutSpot is ad-free. As a paid application, it provides an uninterrupted user experience without advertisements.
What devices is WorkoutSpot compatible with?
WorkoutSpot is compatible with iPhone and iPad devices. It requires iOS 13.0 or later.
How often is WorkoutSpot updated?
The latest version of WorkoutSpot is 2.1, last updated on October 31, 2026. The app was initially released on September 1, 2020.
What kind of workout data can I analyze with WorkoutSpot?
You can analyze detailed metrics such as location, time of day, distance, altitude, grade, speed, heart rate, and power for specific points or segments of your workouts.
Is WorkoutSpot suitable for all ages?
WorkoutSpot has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide range of users. It focuses on analyzing fitness data.
Can I use WorkoutSpot offline?
WorkoutSpot integrates with Apple Health to analyze existing workout data. While the app itself doesn't require an internet connection for analysis, the workout data it analyzes would have been recorded with GPS and other sensors, which typically require connectivity at the time of the workout.
