BangleRun has been logging data from each run to Bangle.js pretty much since it was put on the app store, but until now there was no way to get that data out easily (apart from by exporting using the Web IDE).
Next to BangleRun click the download button (the down-arrow)
Now click the GPX export button next to the track you're interested in. I'd recommend deleting any tracks you're not interested in or you have downloaded to free up some space!
You can now import the GPX file into Strava/etc
Let me know how it goes - unfortunately BangleRun seems to save a GPS data point every second, which makes the file quite long.
Potentially we can also report Cadence (steps/minute) but that's not implemented yet as it'd have to be calculated
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Hi,
BangleRun has been logging data from each run to Bangle.js pretty much since it was put on the app store, but until now there was no way to get that data out easily (apart from by exporting using the Web IDE).
However now, it's pretty easy:
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My Apps
BangleRun
click the download button (the down-arrow)Let me know how it goes - unfortunately BangleRun seems to save a GPS data point every second, which makes the file quite long.
Potentially we can also report Cadence (steps/minute) but that's not implemented yet as it'd have to be calculated