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Exporting Data
Open Workout Tracker respects your privacy and does not automatically export data from your phone. To export data from your device, you will need to follow one of the procedures given below.
- Navigate to the workout summary screen and select Export, located at the bottom of the screen. You are automatically taken to the summary screen after stopping an activity. You can also get back to this screen by selecting View from the main screen, then History, followed by the activity you wish to view.
- Select the data format. The options are:
- Either save the file to your iCloud Drive or email the file to yourself (or someone else).
Note: GPX files will include the gpxtcx extensions, if external sensor data is present. If you are unsure of which format to choose, select GPX File. If the workout you are exporting does not contain any location information then the only option will be a CSV file. This is the case when exporting strength workouts such as pull-ups, push-ups, and squats.
- Export a workout from your phone as a GPX or TCX file by emailing it or saving it to your iCloud drive.
- Save the file to your computer (or locate it in your iCloud drive).
- Log into your Strava account.
- Press the Upload Activity button in the upper right corner.
- Select From File from the menu on the left-hand side of the screen.
- Select Choose Files and locate the GPX file on your computer.
- Wait for the file to upload and be processed by Strava.
- Select Save and View.
- Export a workout from your phone as a GPX or TCX file by emailing it or saving it to your iCloud drive.
- Save the file to your computer (or locate it in your iCloud drive).
- Log into your Garmin Connect account.
- Press the Upload button in the upper right corner.
- Select Manual Upload.
- Select Choose File.
- Select Upload Activities From File.
- While on the History screen select Export Summary, located in the lower-right corner.
- Select the type of workout you wish to summarize.
- Email the file to yourself (or someone else). Alternately, you can save it to your iCloud drive and retrieve it from another device that is signed into your iCloud account.
GPX and TCX files can be uploaded to numerous workout tracking websites, such as Strava or Garmin Connect. A CSV file will contain raw GPS and accelerometer data and is intended for use with Microsoft Excel. The ability to export raw data as a list of comma-separated values exists for those who wish to build their own analytic tools using the data collected on their phone.