iPhone app to track my progress

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Comment by Angus Kingston on August 16, 2009 at 1:34pm

Hi,

I saw this on Wired - 5 iPhone apps that replace bike hardware - a brakelight is ingenious and this:

Wired Gadgetlab

Comment by John Reid on August 11, 2009 at 8:44am

I've been using iTrail for nearly 12 months on my iphone and I reckon it's great. I use a mac as well, and upload the gps tracks to Trail Runner. Upload is easy, connects straight away with your iphone and mac on the same wifi network.

Gives you all the usual stuff, speed, distance, altitude. As iTrail uses gps to track your journey, the latest update also records the temp. That's a nifty one! The diary section of Trail Runner has plenty of other options too. Record your weight, selection tool for different bikes if you ride more than one etc...

http://sites.google.com/site/iphoneitrail/
http://www.trailrunnerx.com/

Comment by Angus Kingston on August 7, 2009 at 11:47pm

It'd be good to hear about useful iPhone apps. It might inspire me to get one!

I have a Nokia Navigator 6110 and run Nokia Sports Tracker software. It's excellent - has distance, altitude, speed, average, direction, graphs and records the track for uploading to the site including any pictures you might have taken along the way and is exportable to Google and GPX so you can get it on Bikely.com etc.

http://sportstracker.nokia.com/

I won't share my training diary because it's so pathetic!