trace - what used to take several apps and a coach, in one place

[lukasfromtrace]

Hi all,

trace is now on Google Play as well, so the app runs on iPhone and Android, with the same account as on the web platform.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=de.usetrace.mobile

For anyone who hasn't come across it yet, trace is a training analysis platform for cyclists and runners. It offers a wide range of analysis features for training and health data and builds on them to guide your training with adaptive plans, personalised recommendations and an AI coach.

Since my last update here in September, quite a bit has changed, above all in the design and in workouts. Many screens have a new design and look calmer and tidier, in the app and on the web platform. Overall, trace is in a much more mature state than when I first posted here. A large part of that comes from the feedback I have had from people using it. Thank you to everyone who wrote to me or tested the Android version.

The latest feature I added is the workout builder. You create your own workouts with intervals and targets by power, heart rate or pace, as a ramp if you like. All your workouts are kept in your own library and can be sent to your device like any other session. You can also import ready-made workouts as a file (ZWO, ERG, MRC, FIT or TCX), and trace picks out the steps and targets by itself. The builder is in the app and on the web platform, and it is part of trace Pro.

A few other things since September:

• The plan shows full calendar weeks from Monday to Sunday. You can tick off completed sessions and link them to an activity.

• You can see your power profile for the last 90 days or all time.

• Climbs are split into sections by terrain, with gradient and VAM for each one.

• For your gear, you see when parts are due and what they cost per kilometre.

App Store: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6770614306
Web: https://usetrace.de/en

I'm always happy to hear feedback and suggestions.

Lukas