ErgData vs Go Daisy

ErgData from Concept2 is your personal training partner. Set up workouts from your phone or tablet, view customized stats and information during workouts, track your progress, sync with the Concept2 Online Logbook, take part in the Workout of the Day and much more. Features -Set up workouts from your phone, making it simple to create even the most complex of interval workouts. You can choose to store workouts as favorites or rerow past efforts straight from ErgData. -Set the Concept2 Workout of the Day on the monitor with a single tap. -Compatible with the Apple Watch. Watch users can now see real-time heart rate data on the screen during the workout and in analysis afterwards. -Choose from different workout display options, including small, medium and large data screens, a pace graph screen, an interval and split table or a pace boat. Easily swipe between screens during your workout. Customize the data shown to suit you. -Syncs with the Concept2 Online Logbook, making it easy for you to take part in our many challenges. From the Online Logbook, your workouts can get sent to platforms such as Strava, Garmin Connect or Training Peaks. -Detailed post-workout analysis helps you know exactly what happened during your workout. See all your interval and split data, as well as pace and rate graphs, plus how long you spent in each heart rate zone. -Optional voice guidance to send audible workout data and results. Technical Specifications -Compatible with the PM5. -Compatible with the Concept2 RowErg, SkiErg and BikeErg -Connects to Apple Health -Connects to PM5 via Bluetooth only Note: Please do not have a USB stick in the PM5 at the same time as using ErgData, as this may prevent workouts being saved.

One message a day. Nothing else, ever. You pick the hour. At that hour Go Daisy tells you, in one sentence, what the day is actually good for: "Today is a day for a walk. Dry, 24°C." "Tomorrow is a day for kayaking. Flat enough to paddle, light south-westerly." Often it says no. A grey Tuesday gets nothing at all — because a daily "it's a bit grey" is how an app teaches you to swipe it away. Silence means there was nothing worth interrupting you for. WHAT IT READS Wind and gusts, swell and wave height, tide, air and sea temperature, cloud, rain, UV, pressure and moonlight — scored against more than a hundred activities. The 25 km/h wind that ruins badminton is a kitesurfer's best day of the month. Go Daisy scores them differently. Forecasts from Open-Meteo, Stormglass and the Norwegian Meteorological Institute. SETTING IT UP Three questions: what you do, where you are, and when you want to hear from us. About a minute. Signing in is what lets the message find you. WHAT IT COVERS Walking, running, hiking, road and mountain biking, gravel, climbing, surfing, kitesurfing, paddleboarding, kayaking, sailing, open-water swimming, fishing, golf, tennis, birdwatching, foraging, stargazing, photography, picnics, barbecues, dog walks, café mornings — and about eighty more, indoors included for the days the answer is no. Free, with a tip jar if you want to keep it going.