Some of them are fully supported, and some of them are a bit more ‘wild’.

These sites synchronize data across websites and services. Polar V800 Downloader (Desktop): PC/Mac based tool to connect directly to V800 and download workout files. Polar V800 Exporter (Desktop): PC/Mac based tool to export V800 files as industry standard GPS or TCX files. tcx files for Strava, 3rd party sites, etc… TCX files: Useful for uploading to Strava, 3rd party sites, etc… Nike+ to GPX file exporter: Allows you to get data out of the Nike platform and to any site you want, such as Strava, etc… Note, RunGap also works well here if you want fancier stuff. FIT File Exporter: A super simple exporter to get files from Apple watch into standard. This is generally used when a company doesn’t export in the formats you want to upload to a given site.Īpple Watch to. These tools convert activity files from one format to another format. This is useful if you want to compare different power meters, different heart rate straps, GPS tracks, and so on. We’ll start off with my own tool – The DCR Analyzer – which is simply to compare data from multiple files. Rather, think of this as a toolbox, and these are things that you may find useful if you were at your workbench. I’ve also added in a few other related things like where to find older firmware versions, etc…Īt this point I’m not using this list as a place for a listing of apps (i.e. It’s effectively my little list of tools and apps that can be used to fix, convert, export, tweak, or otherwise modify what are typically completed activity files/workouts. This page is as much for me as it is for you.

Converting a .tcx file to a .fit file