What it does
Sports Tracker records activities through Android, iOS and Apple Watch. Its features include sport modes, route planning with layered maps and heatmaps, workout comparisons, activity totals and detailed pace, lap and heart-rate views.
Start with the sport mode you intend to record, then choose which statistics belong on the activity screen. The Apple Watch version offers customizable sport-mode screens and route maps, while the phone app provides training totals and progress graphs.
Route planning and workout comparison serve different tasks: one helps prepare an outing, while the other helps review sessions afterward. The site lists minimum phone and watch requirements, and heart-rate-belt support has its own Bluetooth requirement. Check those details for the device you use before building a recording routine around the app.
The page lists iOS 14 or later, watchOS 10 or later and Android 8 or later, with Google Play services for Android. Heart-rate-belt connections require Bluetooth 4.0. These minimums are separate from whether a particular accessory supports the app.
Strengths
- Multisport modes and customizable watch screens support different activities.
- Route tools and post-workout comparisons are both documented.
Watch out for
- Device and Bluetooth requirements vary by platform and accessory.
Best for
- Recording several sports and comparing completed workouts.
Sources
- Sports Tracker (Oct 26, 2026)