Author: Michael Pohl

5. June 2019 - 

Besides the evaluation of the training with the RPE value (Rate of Perceived Exertion) there is now another possibility to evaluate the training: Subjective Feeling. What’s the difference? Let’s say you’re doing an interval session. On the RPE scale of 6-20 the training can be very hard (e.g. a value of 17), but you didn’t […]

3. June 2019 - 

Only recently we added mouseover information to the Climb Score diagrams and the next improvement follows: The gradient histogram, which was actually planned from the beginning but was not implemented for time reasons so far. Now it’s finally here: Below the map view a histogram with the distribution of the gradient percentages is shown. Also […]

2. June 2019 - 

New Garmin API! Admittedly, this change also came very suddenly for us, but we had to decide and migrate quickly to the new API from Garmin. Tltr: All users connected to the previous Garmin API are asked to migrate to the new Garmin API. The old API will no longer be available by the end […]

30. May 2019 - 

Finally we support all Stryd Metrics. The metrics are stored for all activities imported since 30 May. Power values have always been supported, but now Leg Spring Stiffness and Form Power are also imported and saved. Power nevertheless has no effect on our calculations. We know that power is and will be a pretty important […]

30. May 2019 - 

As announced, the recent update enables us to recognize and integrate new sensor data much faster. We now support the numerous “Cycling Dynamics” from FIT files, which are recorded by a Garmin Vector, Favero Assioma or equivalent power meters in cycling. Activity View In the activity view you can now see the Left Right Balance, […]

29. May 2019 - 

Over the past few months, we have been working on a major internal changeover. When we started programming RUNALYZE several years ago, it was intended for a single user only – only afterwards did we make multi-user operation possible. It now runs very smoothly, but the data storage was not optimized for the large amounts […]

4. March 2019 - 

At irregular intervals we would like to inform you about our latest improvements at RUNALYZE. These are the main changes since our last development update. Changes New Help Page The priority of our help page has increased more and more lately. The old version (https://help.runalyze.com/) redirects now to the help and support center that’s directly integrated […]

7. February 2019 - 

The time has finally come! In the last weeks you were already impatient and the question when the Suunto Sync will finally go online has reached us several times. Now we can finally say: It’ live! Suunto users can connect their RUNALYZE account with the Suunto App now! We are proud to say that we are […]

25. January 2019 - 

RUNALYZE now works with Fitbit. The automatic synchronization with Fitbit allows you to transfer your activities from Fitbit to Runalyze without any effort. For the beginning it is only possible to transfer activities from Fitbit. Once we have refactored the health area, other data will also be transferable. FAQ Can I sync my Fitbit history to […]

21. December 2018 - 

Dear RUNALYZE users, before the Christmas stress – eating, running, eating, running, … – begins – we’d like to send you a little Christmas greeting. We have already presented our review of the year in last blogpost. Today we would like to say a few words before the year is finally over. Thank you for […]