To edit, add, or delete an activity, tap the Activity button, then tap + / Edit. To select an activity, tap the Activity button in the upper right of the Stopwatch view, and then tap an activity name. The selected activity also controls the energy burn calculation, and how your workouts are summarized. The selected activity guides stop detection algorithms, controls whether intervals should be announced and logged, and whether targets should be monitored and announced to keep your workout on track. You will still see those paths in the Calendar and History views, or the Routes view under All.įor more information see the Routes view.Ĭhoose an activity matching your intended workout. Simply leave New Route selected when you have no need to group the workout with a route. You can also edit the Workout Info later to change its route. Select a route before or after your start to associate your path with the route. Tap + to add a route, or tap a route name to edit its name or settings. To create or rename a route, touch the Route button in the upper left of the Stopwatch view, then press + / Edit. Cyclemeter rates your performance along a route using these icons:
By creating a route and continuing to use it when following the same path, you can see your progress in the Map, Calendar, Graphs, and History views. Routes organize and compare your performance data. Stop detection is off by default, and can be turned on in Settings or set to always be on or off when using a particular activity by editing the settings for the activity. Stop detection allows you to record only the time you are moving.Cyclemeter can speak your statistics during your workout.Use the Plans view to view and edit the included training plans, or create your own. Select a plan from the Activity menu of the Stopwatch and you will be guided through workouts to meet your fitness goals. See Activities, intervals, targets, plans. Cyclemeter will guide your workout with announcements, and record your statistics. Edit or add activities to manage interval training, and to set targets for performance. Cyclemeter supports interval training and target alerts.Select your activity by tapping the button in the upper right corner of the Stopwatch view, and choose (or create) the activity you want. Cyclemeter can be used for many activities including cycling, running, walking, and more. Choose your activity before starting your workout.Select your route by tapping the button in the upper left corner of the Stopwatch view. You can also import paths to follow using routes. That way, Cyclemeter will compare workouts along each route. Create and use routes when you travel along the same path.Cyclemeter can display map, graphs, and all your statistics together on one page, perfect for viewing on a larger screen or sharing with friends and family. Forget to take your iPhone on your workout? No problem, just go to the Calendar or History view and touch +. We recommend that you enable automatic back up to iCloud to preserve your data if your iPhone is lost or stolen. Items can be deleted or edited by navigating to the Workout Info view in the Calendar, History, Routes, or Activities views, and tapping Edit. A year's worth of data will only consume space on your iPhone equal to the size of a few songs. Cyclemeter keeps all your workout data on your iPhone until you choose to share.This conserves battery power and prevents accidental touches. Lock your iPhone using the side button on your iPhone to turn off the display before putting your iPhone in your pocket or cycling jersey.Tap Reset when you are ready to start again. In the Stopwatch view, tap Start when you start or continue a workout, Stop when you need to pause or are finished, Lap when you want to mark an interval and a lap point on the map, and then Done when your workout is complete. This documentation is also available at /documentation.
It explores the key concepts such as Routes and Activities and use of the Stopwatch, History and Sharing. This documentation is a guide to all the features and capabilities of Cyclemeter.
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