Polar Flow

Name: Polar Flow
Author: Polar Electro

By: Polar Electro

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Features & Capabilities

Polar Flow is your personal sports, fitness, and health companion designed to maximize the potential of your Polar devices. Track activity, workouts, heart rate, speed, distance, calories, and sleep with deep analytics, training load insights, and recovery guidance. Manage watches, profiles, routes, and targets with a clean, user-friendly interface.

Wirelessly sync data, stay connected with partner platforms like Strava, TrainingPeaks, Adidas, and komoot, and optionally share wellness data with Apple Health. Note: Polar Flow is not a medical device; your privacy is protected and notifications mirror your phone.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App Sports Data Privacy & Security

By:

Polar Electro

Version:

7.36.0 Last updated: 2026-06-09

Version code:

886566201

Creation date:

2013-10-28

Compatible devices:

Size:

188.14MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-11

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 6,275 ▼ 42

Other platforms

Polar Flow (v7.36.0)

8,103,648 2.90

(179,298)

For Developers

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Developed by:

Polar Electro

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/polar-flow/id717172678

Website:

http://www.polar.com

User Reviews

User reviews consistently applaud Polar Flow for its strong training metrics and straightforward setup, and note that core features don’t require a subscription. However, recurring issues undermine the experience: frequent connection drops and unreliable syncing, a dated and slow UI, and occasional inaccuracies in heart-rate data. Customer support is viewed as inconsistent, and some users dislike the app’s privacy/login prompts. Overall, the app works well when it stays connected, but reliability and user experience need significant improvements.

Pros

Rich training metrics and analytics
Easy initial setup and pairing
No subscription required for core features

Cons

Frequent connection drops and unreliable syncing between watch and app
Clunky, outdated UI with slow performance and syncing
Glitchy or inaccurate heart rate data during workouts
Poor or inconsistent customer support
Privacy/login friction and data collection prompts to use the app

Recent reviews

The platform is very informative, intuitive, and provides all necessary metrics. As of 5/29/2026 I get asked to rate the app and write a review every time I use it. I would like for that to not happen.

by Dm*****, 2026-05-29

Lags behind competitors like Garmin in UI and responsiveness to glitches, but excels in enough fundamental areas to be an effective tool for serious athletes.

by El*****, 2026-05-28

The app works and it works well. It is, however, super clunky. The requirement to stop one activity to transition to another (e.g., run to cooldown (“outdoor other”), is obnoxiously ridiculous. It’s like it was designed by controls engineers for use as an exercise aid. It’s stable, and the features are non-existent. The fact the app requires a phone and it isn’t supported on watches is subpar. The inability to save favorite or frequent workout types for quick reference is subpar. The fact the Diary (farthest left tab) is the default and isn’t the usable features is ludicrous. The fact I can’t disable or remove the getting started nor blog is obnoxious.