Overview

Rating:
2.20
(22)
Version:
1.6.1
Last updated: 2022-11-11
Ranking
#323,369 184
Overall

Features & Capabilities

GymTrakr is a utility application that wirelessly connects to most major brands of fitness equipment to record your workout results. GymTrakr captures your workout performance in real-time and save the results in universal FIT files. With GymTrackr, you can share your results with the fitness apps that you already use and communicate your accomplishments to the communities that you already belong. Inclement weather or time constraints mean that you sometimes must get your workout done at the gym. With GymTrakr and most major brand fitness equipment, you never lose the data from an earned workout. Features:

  • Wirelessly detect smart fitness equipment
  • Displays live workout stats during workout
  • Customizable live workout stats displayed during workout
  • Easily share data with Strava, or Share/Export individual workouts as a .FIT file to
    other 3rd party fitness Apps and services
  • Integrates with Health App to create Activity entries for tracking your workouts via the Health app

User Growth & Download Statistics

App
By:
NPE Inc
Rating:
2.20
(22)
Version:
1.6.1 Last updated: 2022-11-11
Version code:
853127845
Creation date:
2019-03-16
Compatible devices:
Size:
29.96MB
URLs:
Website ,Privacy policy
Full description:
See detailed description
Source:
Apple Apps Store
Data ingested on:
2026-08-11
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Contact the developer

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Developed by:
NPE Inc
Apple Apps Store
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/gymtrakr/id1434068726
Website:
https://npe-inc.com/applications/

User Reviews

GymTrakr is praised for Strava export and stable, data-rich workout views when connected, plus a simple interface. However, it suffers from repeated issues across reviews: no HealthKit integration, flaky Bluetooth connectivity, unreliable data saving/export and mismatches with Strava, and a lack of updates. UI metric visibility can be inconsistent. Overall, strong Strava support and basic usability are overshadowed by reliability, data integrity, and development gaps.
Pros
  • Direct Strava export/integration is a major plus
  • Stable and reliable once connected, with data-rich workout screens
  • Simple, easy-to-use interface that covers the basics
  • Works well enough for basic tracking and data display during workouts
Cons
  • Lacks HealthKit/Health app integration despite claims
  • Unreliable Bluetooth connectivity and pairing, with frequent drops and discovery issues
  • Inconsistent data saving/exporting and data integrity problems (Strava data mismatches, .fit export issues, workouts not saved)
  • App appears outdated with years of little to no updates and limited ongoing development
  • UI/metrics visibility gaps—some metrics are obscured or not recorded in the UI while available in files
Recent reviews
This app is incredibly barebones. That, by itself, isn’t necessarily an issue. You can always use a different app to visualize your data or track trends. However, regardless of why the app description claims, it doesn’t actually support HealthKit. It does not write your activities to Health, so you can’t view your data there. You can export the data and then import it using an app to add it to Health, but who wants to do that? You can also export directly to Strava. Too bad neither Strava nor GymTrakr do any cleaning of the data. The data Strava shows won’t match what GymTrakr and your treadmill show. This is in addition to losing connection if you pause your workout. The app hasn’t been updated in 3 years, so I don’t expect any of these issues will ever be addressed. Which is a shame, because this app is still advertised by True as their go-to app. For anyone looking, Zwift works fine. But it’s annoying to use if you just want to export treadmill distance, speed, and incline data.
by Zi*****, 2026-01-21

I’ve been using this app to track alongside other recorders and using it to “merge” the two files after the fact. It’s a janky setup but that’s not this App’s fault. To start with the good: It’s pretty stable once its connected. The screens are super basic but data rich. I know that’s not what some people are here for, but it does what it says on the box: Tracks Your Work at the Gym. It works more consistently than Zwift, in my experience. Though I’m not sure where it lands vs Kinomap and the like. I don’t much like all the bells and whistles over there, though. The bad: One star removed for obscured metrics on screen? If you look at the resulting file, there are some metrics (say, on a treadmill or elliptical) that are not available as options in the GUI… why? You’re already going through the trouble of recording it. I liked the data. Why not let me see it during a workout? Another star removed for the opposite: Metrics that ARE available during a workout, but not recorded… dude, what? Same question. This could be NPE’s redemption after all the vaporware they’ve put out. It is a legitimately helpful and sturdy app that could be great. But they’re ghosts. I like what you guys do. I love that you all care about standards compliance. Just like. Where are you? Why are you being so ghostly?
by Da*****, 2025-12-23
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