RollerTrack

About RollerTrack

RollerTrack 2.0 is the biggest update yet. The tracker on your rollers is the same. Everything around it is new. WORKOUT MODES The single start button is now a mode picker. Choose Free Roll, Distance Events (sprints through road distances, plus your own custom distances) that auto-stop at your target, or Timed Workouts. Every event tracks a personal record. STRUCTURED INTERVALS Build named interval plans from work distance, rest time, and repeats. A live step banner counts every rep, spoken transitions call work and rest, and each step is saved as its own split. VIRTUAL PACER During a distance event, see how many seconds ahead or behind your personal record you are at that exact point on the course. Green when you are up, red when you are down, with optional spoken updates at each split. It gets sharper the more records you set. VOICE CUES AND HAPTICS Splits, pace, auto-pause, and new records announced out loud, with a haptic tap on every split. Works through a locked screen and ducks your music instead of stopping it. Every cue can be toggled on or off. SMART START AND AUTO-PAUSE The clock waits until the wheels move, so no dead seconds pad your time. Stop mid-session and it pauses, announces it, and resumes when you move. Thresholds are adjustable. RELIABLE RECORDING Recording survives screen lock and backgrounding for long sessions, with an optional keep-screen-on setting. HISTORY, TRENDS, AND RECORDS Pace and speed charts on every workout. History flags your record sessions. Trends track progression by week, month, and year. YOUR DATA Sync workouts to Apple Health with wheelchair-specific types. Export any session as TCX for Strava, Garmin, or TrainingPeaks. Back up your full history to a file and restore it on a new phone. SHARE CARDS Branded workout images with your pace curve and record flair, ready to post. REDESIGNED THROUGHOUT New visual design, redesigned history and record cards, and reorganized settings. Plus faster performance and a smaller app.

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